The systems approach stems from a number of sources.
The increase in the number of children in the Grove stems from a number of factors.
Mr. Bush's high-profile call to action on AIDS in Africa, an issue about which he had shown little interest before this year, stems from a number of factors.
According to these foreign commentators, this economic performance stems from a number of characteristics typical of the Dutch economic order.
The problem stems from a number of what the report calls "disconnects".
The need for such algorithms stems from a number of applications, such as Web mining and bioinformatics.
Lamond's claim about law's coerciveness stems from a number of considerations, but undoubtedly one is his understanding of the nature of coercion itself, which was discussed in Section 2.5 above.
Russian reticence stems from a number of sources.
While I cannot offer anything definitive in this regard, I suspect that our drive towards leadership expertise - and our quest to truly own it - stems from a number of key factors.
The problem stems from a number of causes - the business culture of startups and enterprises, demands on the development team, lack of security experience, bad habits and the view that security is more of a cost than benefit.
