Stemming from the question of whether vowel lenition in CG is gradient or discrete – formulated in hypothesis (2iii) – one motivation for the present study was to gain insight into this process and into its implications for phonetics and phonology.
The wit in Gottfred's writing stems from its insight into the less impressive aspects of human nature; as a director, he encourages his actors to throw themselves (sometimes to the point of scene-chewing and mugging) into their feckless characters' passions.
A key insight into its role stemmed from the finding that the lethality of eco1 null alleles can be suppressed by mutations in a number of cohesin subunits.
Herskovitz, who met Zwick in Foch's class at AFI in the 1970s, said her philosophy was difficult to boil down because it stemmed from her insights into how people behave and think and what they believe.
It's an insight that stems from the work of Sigmund Freud, whom James met.
The predictions stemming from this description provide insight into the operation of hair bundles in a variety of contexts.
Early insight into the molecular pathogenesis of cancer stemmed from the discovery of activating oncogenes, such as Bcr-Abl oncogene and its constitutively active protein tyrosine kinase, in CML (NOWELL and HUNGERFORD, 1960; Rowley, 1973; Druker, 2008).
In fact, our analysis of the yeast eQTL dataset stemming from GFlasso provided new insights into the complex interaction between genetic variations and the transcriptome in yeast.
The theoretical background of the paper stems from integrating insights from two disciplines, long-term foresight and socio-technical transitions, and bringing them into the context of strategic planning and practical decision and policy-making.
Every insight we gained stemmed from the one basic concept that propelled our commitment.
Many of these ideas stem from the neuroanatomist Jill Bolte Taylor's book "My Stroke of Insight: A Brain Scientist's Personal Journey," documenting her own stroke.
