There's also an emotional boldness to her performances – which doubtless also stems from her debut for von Trier, in which she played the younger version of the sexually liberated character of the title.
If they really exist, he says, then behavior differences among apes are closer to human cultural differences, which also often stem from ideas.
Others noted that longevity isn't the only reason to take interest in the naked mole rat: The animals have an immunity to diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, which may also stem from their sturdy proteins.
Monthly time series were retrieved from NCEP database, in which they also stem from NCAR archives, with some missing values filled with temporal and spatial interpolation (Liebmann and Smith 1996).
More generally, we found substantial among-locus variation in cline estimates (Fig. 3, Additional file 4: Table S1), which may also stem from drift, since outliers were not the same between transects, although one cannot rule out differential selection acting on individual markers, especially given that the ecological context, and thus the nature of selection, may differ between transects.
However, in traditional Chinese thought, knowledge has been understood in a much broader sense, namely as something which also (or primarily) stems from moral contents and which cannot be separated from (social) practice.
While in the most influential European theories, knowledge has mainly been gained through reasoning, traditional Chinese thought understood this question in a much broader sense, namely as something which also (or primarily) stems from moral contents.
Like, the term also stems from Greek.
This also stems from our culture.
MSC can be isolated from whole umbilical cord [ 37], from Wharton's jelly (WJ-MSC) [ 38- 40] or from umbilical cord blood (CB-MSC), [ 41, 42] which also harbors hematopoietic stem cells, endothelial precursor cells and endothelial colony-forming cells.
