Sentence examples for stemming only from inspiring English sources

where q i ¯, average packet loss probability for flow i stemming only from ERD, is obtained via queue averaging: q i ¯ = 1 λ i ¯ ∫ 0 + x max p ( x ) λ i ( x ) v ( x ) d x. (17).

Limited insecticide resistance surveillance has been conducted on malaria vectors in Union of Comoros, with to date, published records stemming only from investigations in Mayotte (an island administered by France), where A. gambiae were susceptible to multiple insecticides except for a larvicide, temephos.

Dr. Durant's success stems only partly from his charm.

Europe's problems stem only partly from the cooling United States economy.

The difficulties in forcing a broad anti-Taliban coalition, however, do not stem only from Washington.

Litigation will not stem only from physically affected parties but also those with a financial interest.

Significant written records concerning the area that now constitutes Banten stem only from the 16th century.

But the court's decisions, Mr. Goldstein said, stem only in part from partisan ideology.

The Soviets' de-Judefication of the Holocaust stemmed only in part from the state's policy of anti-Semitism.

If human unhappiness stemmed only from vain desires and worldly dangers, this wisdom, founded upon prudence alone, would suffice.

The United States Army's anguish over its relevance in a time of war stems only partly from the institution's own lassitude.