Sentence examples for the projected stem from inspiring English sources

When mechanical loosening alone is evaluated, the projected stem survivorship is 99%.

"Persistence of more top students would address the projected STEM workforce deficit, while building a deeper, broader talent pool," the authors state.

The average follow-up for the entire series was 6.2 years, and the projected stem survivorship at 13 years is 95.2%.

Low bulwarks with scuppers rise slightly to a peak where they join the prominently projecting stem.

Along the more blustery northwest coast of Europe, skilled sailors such as the Vikings continued to build their ships with high bows and a projecting stem.

Yet there is no question that Travolta's passion for the project stems from his belief in Scientology.

Much of the skepticism about the project stems from the acid created in Calera's chemical process.

But the project stems naturally from his research, chiefly the "new growth theory" that he helped develop in the 1990s.

Co-curator, Hugh Aldersley-Williams author of the new book Periodic Tales: The Curious Lives of the Elements said: "The project stemmed from my book Periodic Tales.

The project stems from a grant given by the British government in 2007 to develop seed banks in biodiversity hotspots in Latin America and Asia.

The project stems from free-speech campaigner Jonathan Heawood, who wanted an alternative to the Independent Press Standards Organisation, signed up to by 90% of the British press, which he has branded "a short-term solution that's destined to fail".