In part, San Antonio's pace still stems from Parker's ridiculous full-court speed.
But the nation's vulnerability to events overseas and to volatile oil prices still stems from the amount that Americans spend on oil.
Maybe these days the terms nerd and geek have been reclaimed and can be used affectionately, but they still stem from the terrible legacy of what the Geeks and the Nerds went through to get to this point.
The second took a little more work, as he cut in from the right and lashed the ball into the top corner, but still stemmed from Jordan Pickford presenting Mark Noble with the ball with a weak clearance.
Biomass is the material category, where the highest share of raw materials still stems from within the EU territory.
The number of charging points has been augmented, the supplied electricity still stems from renewable energy sources deployed in the region.
The bulk of her wealth still stems from 25 years of her profitable daytime talk show, plus earnings from her Harpo production company, which has a hand in the Dr. Phil, Rachael Ray and Dr. Oz shows (and takes a healthy cut from each).
More still stems from the suggestion that such approaches split nature into neat little packages, and place isolated monetary 'prices' on each, leaving them open to commodification and privatisation.
Although genistein is not a methyl donor, the DNA hypermethylation observed in this study could still stem from enhanced efficiency of one or more steps in the one-carbon metabolism pathway.
As most HAIs are due to endogenous bacteria, and because e.g. in Finland, up to 94% of HAIs still stem from non-multidrug-resistant bacteria, we should not forget infection-type specific prevention when allocating resources in low prevalance countries either.
But, he says, our circumstances are still "exceptional", stemming from both changes in modern media and in the way politicians speak.
