Sentence examples for stemming from the study from inspiring English sources
Our results in Podarcis wall lizards therefore add to recent evidence stemming from the study of other incipient species groups (such as heliconiine butterflies [ 48] for example) illustrating that the acquisition of reproductive isolation is a gradual process and contributing to the establishment of a "species with fuzzy borders" paradigm.
The third dimension, also mentioned in our PICO components, was clearly separate, stemming from the studies forming the data of this integrative review.
While some of the observations made were in agreement, an important conclusion stemming from the studies in egg extracts was incongruent with the human cell studies which claimed that cohesin is essential for sister chromatid cohesion.
As was the case when working with current research papers targeting mathematical problems stemming from the studies of Boolean networks, we found that students are excited to be engaged with these recent research studies and to apply their newly acquired expertise.
More important, the policy prescriptions suggested by Professors Glass, Haas and Reither, which stem from the study of the class of 1957, may be misleading in today's world.
His grand idea stems from the study of cellular automata (CA): a kind of chequers game in which the addition and removal of pieces are dictated by simple rules about the configuration of neighbouring pieces.
The project, which stems from the study programme undertaken by the French Space Agency CNESS) to develop the base-line concepts for planetary rovers, concerns the development, tests and experimentation of an on-ground mobile robot emulating a generic rover.
The original interest stemmed from the study of snap-through stability and jump phenomena in structures.
The idea of this construction stems from the study of the original Joyce's techniques on -orbifold resolutions.
A further limitation stems from the study's low response rate.
Another limitation stems from the study's low response rate which reduced the statistical power of the study.
