Sentence examples for stems from previous from inspiring English sources
The caution stems from previous erroneous claims by American and Pakistani officials about militant deaths in Waziristan, a notoriously difficult place to get reliable information.
Most of the evidence stems from previous testimony by a provincial governor, Luis Singson, who said he delivered millions of dollars in money from illegal gambling to the president.
Their framework stems from previous disagreement by Wood (1991) that the seminal work by Carroll (1979) which captures CSR in four schematic responsibilities, was inadequate as a framework to examine CSR practices.
The use of CM to measure the effects of peripheral cocaine stems from previous reports of similar LD50 values for cocaine and CM [11], [12], which suggests the two drugs have similar potencies at the targets that mediate the lethal effects.
In some cases, preference for informal providers stems from previous experience in which people could not access care due to costs or because of absenteeism.
This approach stems from previous studies showing that stress and major life events are critical risks factors for major depressive disorders [ 44].
They are delivered to a media division dominated by foreigners — including at least one American, according to those interviewed — whose production skills often stem from previous jobs they held at news channels or technology companies.
Skepticism about the study stemmed from previous lackluster results of the vaccines, tested separately and together, in smaller clinical trials.
This review improves upon previous work and fills a gap in the knowledge about the measures and strategies for reducing the number of dropouts in vocational education programs by summarizing the main suggestions stemming from previous research.
In view of this, the improvement in subsequent financial performance stemming from (previous) additional depreciation charges seems to come through both channels: a support for (subsequent) tax revenue and a pressure on (subsequent) operating expenses.
Their movement stemmed from previous reform-minded groups, which had been driven underground after Abdul Hamid abolished the new Ottoman constitution in 1878.
