Sentence examples for stems due to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "stems due to" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would be "stems from" when indicating the source or origin of something. Example: "The confusion stems from a lack of clear communication."
Although sugar content was initially high in both Lada and ST plants, its level decreased earlier and faster in ST stems due to a decline in glucose and fructose levels.
The early failure rate of the MP stems due to loosening could reflect poor bone stock in these cases, but could also be due to poor surgical technique and the use of stems that are too thin and short, or a combination of these factors.
Excluding resurfacing implants, which cannot be considered stems due to their particular characteristics, there are two major groups of conservative implants: neck-retaining and metaphyseal bone-stock-preserving stems.
Because the progeny usually had multiple stems due to sprouting, we measured the total length (m) and the basal girth (cm) of every stem of each progeny in September 2010.
In the MP group, revision because of loosening occurred early, whereas revision of cemented long stems due to loosening was more evenly distributed in time.
Recent finite element studies also support the use of short stems due to their more favourable pattern of stress distally in comparison with long stems, which leads to less severe instances of stress shielding over time.
Some researchers have shied away from examining the role of technology in STEM due to the complex reality of defining technology in education (Herschbach, 2011).
An increase in vegetation density is found within 2 m radial distance in both sides of tree stem due to presence of shredded leaves from tree during winter.
Failure to disassemble the neck from the stem due to corrosion and cold welding is a documented complication and obviates a potential benefit of modularity at the time of revision.
Characteristics of species in this section include a white or whitish immature cap that may later turn yellow-brown to cinnamon-color; white to cream-colored latex that typically has an acrid taste; a velvet-textured stem due to a cuticle made of long narrow, thick-walled hairs.
The lack of primary fixation stability would contribute to thigh pain and eventual loosening of the stem due to the continuous disturbance during osseointegration [ 32].
