Sentence examples for was stemmed from from inspiring English sources
"Everything Reggiani was stemmed from being a Gucci," says Ferrè. "It was her whole identity, even as an ex-wife.
The k̃ w̃ model, different from the well-known turbulence depth-averaged k̃ ε̃ model (ε̃: depth-averaged dissipation rate parameter of turbulent kinetic energy), was stemmed from the revised version of k w model (k: turbulent kinetic energy; w: time-mean-square vorticity fluctuations of turbulence).
The procedure of interval matching is illustrated in an empirical example that was stemmed from Lutfiyya, Gessert, and Lipsky's comparative study [ 16].
For example, the reference background of the items relating to workload was stemmed from the workload survey from the Taiwan Ministry of Labor (http://wecare.mol.gov.tw/lcs_web/contentlist_cN_p01.aspx ProgId=10601001&SNO=2901) and job stress survey among first postgraduate year residents [ 30].
Granted, much of the noise was stemming from a certain prolific Twitter user and occasional DJ named Mat Zo.
Such discrepancy could be stemmed from different "mental state[s] of the epistemic agent[s]" (Pappas 2014).
Flowing properties (flow index and viscosity coefficient) of solutions were stemmed from modelised flow curves performed with a rheometer AR1000.
The high adhesion energy is stemmed from strong coulombic interaction and effectively dissipating energy of hydrogel matrix.
The article is stemmed from an experimental program in which the influence of various types of surface preparation on bond strength of repaired concrete is evaluated.
We interpret that these results were stemmed from light-harvesting abilities, the charge recombination rate and electron lifetime of different aromatic bridges.
The classical assumption of constant mortality is stemmed from the intuition that mosquitoes die, not of old age, but of environmental causes that are not age related.
