Sentence examples similar to stemming from time differences from inspiring English sources

Any variance that stems from time-invariant differences among the units of analysis can be absorbed, i.e., controlled for, by the usage of firm fixed effects.

A more likely explanation is that the discrepancy stems from a time difference between rat and human in how the phosphorprotein activates downstream genes.

In addition, a Group × Test Time interaction was found [F 5,56) = 6.055, P<.01], stemming from the highest differences between T1 and T3 in the control group.

Fundamental physiological differences stemming from genetic heterogeneity and differences in health status will also influence susceptibility.

Some of the confusion in the accounts of the raid stemmed from the difference in time zones.

Moreover, discrepancies between the D-loop assays may stem from differences in incubation times, order of addition, and the structure, concentrations, and stoichiometry of the template and substrate.

More importantly, most of the difference stems from differences in total factor productivity (TFP).

The main difference in outcomes of the two approaches stems from the different time horizon used to measure and value productivity costs.

Any problems they experience may stem from their differences, which ironically may be part of their initial sexual attraction.

Professors Hetherington and Weiler contend that the differences stem from profound differences in cognitive styles.

But mostly, they say, the gap stems from cognitive differences that give boys better spatial skills than girls.