Sentence examples similar to stemming from these changes from inspiring English sources

Over a longer time period, however, the electoral shifts stemming from these demographic changes should become much more obvious.

Much also stems from the changes in Congress since 1994.

The enhancement of these properties should stem from the change in structure of protein.

We believe that these new phenomena may stem from the change of underlying growth mechanism of GaSb segment.

But, he says, our circumstances are still "exceptional", stemming from both changes in modern media and in the way politicians speak.

Organisational interests stemming from concurrent changes at the individual hospital were apparent for example at the community hospital.

Studies have also revealed that regional air quality models were not always accurately reproducing even the relative changes in ozone air quality stemming from changes in emissions.

Studies in rodent models further support the concept that exposure to a chronic stressor can lead to long-term changes in HPA regulation and behaviour stemming from changes in neuropeptide regulation (for review see [ 27]).

Overexpression of EphA4 does not cause similar changes in protrusion structure, further arguing against a nonspecific effect stemming from changes in Eph receptor expression levels.

It is therefore hard to segregate top-down effects such as attention and changes in the information carried by sensory inputs, from bottom-up effects stemming from changes in the sensory inputs.

These projected costs of climate change do not include those that are critical but hard to quantify, such as costs stemming from changes to ecosystems and the need to relocate coastal communities".