Sentence examples similar to stemming from time zone discrepancies from inspiring English sources

Excluding the pregame show and adjusting for time-zone discrepancies, NBC drew 18.4 million viewers, according to Nielsen's estimates.

For example, when reading a sundial, one must compensate for it along with time zone and natural discrepancies.

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

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

Although much of the accounting issues appeared to stem from innocent mistakes and discrepancies, the report said, about $20 million had been deliberately stashed away.

The complexity of communication and coordination stemming from teams distributed across geographic locations and time zones is a fundamental feature of the global product development (GPD) project.

Keynesians say that economic instability stems from this discrepancy between savings and investment.

The action stems from FEC, Times inquiries.

He cites several discrepancies stemming from invoices related to Glendale's $36.4 million Vassar City Lights project, which is near completion but has had work suspended during the current proceedings.

This discrepancy is probably stemming from the prejudice that hypotensive patients are sicker.

According to Nielsen's estimates, which do not account for discrepancies across time zones, the game averaged approximately 43 million viewers for the night.