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This stems mainly from YouTube's moderation techniques, which are opaque and ever-shifting, guided by algorithms that, at least in the popular imagination of YouTube users, can reduce someone's income to nothing on a mathematical whim.

This stems mainly from the estimation error on the noise variance.

This variability stems mainly from incomplete, and inhomogeneous in terms of quality and resolution, near-surface data coverage.

This slowing stems mainly from two changes.

This limitation stems mainly from the difficulty of true identification of these "Hennigian" markers, insufficient usage of the genomic information and the absence of statistical evaluation [9].

This appears obvious because the nanofluid's effective conductivity stems mainly from the contribution of continuous phase that constitutes the continuous path for thermal flow [27, 28].

This control experiment highlights the robustness of 4D-CHAINS that stems mainly from the predictive power of 13C 1H correlated chemical shifts and the reliability of the connectivities established when carbon and proton frequencies are coupled.

This suggests that the energy absorption for these rubber-toughened blends stems mainly from plastic deformation of the matrix which is induced by rubber cavitation.

Interest in accretive operators stems mainly from their firm connection with equations of evolution, and this is an important class of nonlinear operators.

The increase stems mainly from better knowledge and diagnostic techniques that allow diseases to be distinguished from one another.

-- The British politician Jonathan Aitken on Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher Bill Clintonn's foreign policy experience stems mainly from having breakfast at the International House of Pancakes".