Sentence examples similar to stemming from the mechanism from inspiring English sources

Evolution of the mechanism of memory stems from the mechanism of navigation [8].

These differences stem from the mechanisms of activating plasminogen by these compounds.

Although the analysis predominantly focuses on the adoption of EU-wide schemes mandating these measures within the framework of the revision of the Tobacco Products Directive, it also discusses the legal implications stemming from the adoption of similar mechanisms at the national level.

The combustion phenomena accounted for by the correlation include: turbulence generated by the flame front itself; leading point mechanism stemming from the preferential diffusion of hydrogen in air in stretched flames; growth of the fractal area of the turbulent flame surface; initial turbulence in the flammable mixture; as well as effects of enclosure aspect ratio and presence of obstacles.

Liability rules have been varyingly understood in doctrinal thought, for example as protection mechanisms stemming from the law of torts that involve a collective decision as to the value of the entitlement (Calabresi and Melamed [1972]), or as purely bilateral bargaining based ad hoc rules that allow the concerned party to "take now and pay later" (Merges [1996]).

This difference stems from the unique mechanism of transmembrane proton translocation.

We then assess the impact on fuel prices stemming from the creation of an automatic fiscal mechanism consisting of reductions in specific taxes matching the rise in oil prices.

The success of social insects generally, as well as invasive ants in particular, stems from the sophisticated mechanisms used to accurately and precisely distinguish colonymates from non-colonymates.

This requirement stems from the special nature of the mechanism linking photophosphorylation to electron flow in the lamellae.

Thus, perturbations in mitochondrial motility or morphology induced by iAβOs likely diminish spine structure stemming from multiple mechanisms.

Biofilm cells are believed to possess a variety of antibiotic resistance mechanisms, however, there are some convincing evidence that the major resistance mechanism stems from the fact that biofilm cells grow very slowly, and most antibiotics are most effective against rapidly growing cells (34, 35).