Sentence examples similar to stemming from those studies from inspiring English sources

The third dimension, also mentioned in our PICO components, was clearly separate, stemming from the studies forming the data of this integrative review.

Focus of the earliest studies in the longitudinal analysis stemmed from the studies on morbidity and mortality [2].

The figure was much lower than the estimate of 0.5 percent stemming from earlier studies.

Table 2 lists the properties of the gibbsite specimen used in this study and, for comparison, gibbsite characteristics stemming from other studies [31].

Vertebrate animal tissues (from mouse and Cynomolgus macaque) were existing, discarded surplus materials stemming from unrelated studies.

Our preconceptions stemming from previous studies [ 47, 48] directed our initial choices and influenced the study process.

There is, however, circumstantial evidence, stemming from previous studies in SSc patients with Myo-SSc, that partly explain our findings.

"In Sickness and in Health," a paper stemming from that study, was published in 1979 in the prestigious "Journal of Communication" and later was cited in the New England Journal of Medicine.

Another issue stemming from our study is the possible role of GCN5 on centromeres [37].

A highly pragmatic evaluation was designed to minimise interference by research artefacts stemming from intervention study participation.

In Wilcox and Stephen's study, their main research stems from those Facebook users who are interacting with "strong ties," or close friends.