Sentence examples for this number stems from inspiring English sources

This number stems from the idea that the network should be sparse [ 19], and from the three tier structure of the algorithm developed in the next section.

The choice of number was based in the number stem presented (see below).

I'm not sure where the discrepancy between those numbers stems from – both numbers were released today – but it's always possible one statistic is older than the other.

The number stems in part from the wisdom of the architects who designed the town in the 19th century.

The $51 billion number stems from a 2013 report by politician Boris Nemtsov and journalist Leonid Martynyuk, in which they estimate that more than $25 to $35 billion has been lost to corruption.

Their results showed that fruit yield, fruit number, stem length, titrable acidity and ascorbic acid (in fruit) in different media had no significant differences.

The root fresh weights, tuber number, stem height and diameter of Jerusalem artichoke were relatively larger in the north than the south.

Genetic correlations also showed leaf area to be moderately correlated to height1, diameter and sylleptic branch number, stem number, height3 and stem number 2 (Additional file 1).

The address is used to look up a telephone number stem.

This number comprised 157 cemented stems, 936 uncemented stems, 1732 cemented cups, and 7577 uncemented cups.

For those that haven't been following the story so far: Google's decision to block certain numbers stems from the way some rural local carriers have been exploiting current FCC rules.