Sentence examples for which would stem from inspiring English sources

These differences in correlations imply that deadwood affects soil through the composition of added phenolic matter, which would stem from differing decay processes and organisms.

GM is considering a system that would cool hydrogen to a slightly warmer temperature, -196 degrees Celsius, and put it under a modest amount of pressure, 1,000 pounds per square inch, which would stem the boil-off and be cheaper.

In late November, the EU struck a deal with Turkey which it hoped would stem the flow of migrants heading towards Europe by providing up to $3.3 billion in aid to improve the living conditions of the two million refugees living in the country and ramp up border security.

He told me, "You want a cardiac cell to become a new cardiac cell, but not to revert all the way to a stem cell, which would stop the heart beating.

In early February, she announced a plan for the government to set up its own "transplant and regenerative medicine" center in Madrid, which would coordinate stem cell research trials and train scientists.

The first step in creating those spare parts (which could be used not only for the aged but also for anyone in need of intervention) might well be the donation by the patient of a biopsy sample, which could be quickly cloned, thus creating an early embryo, which would produce stem cells in a week or so.

This window of opportunity is limited, however, due to evidence of extensive scar formation as soon as 2 weeks after MI, which would hinder stem cell nesting [ 82– 82].

Nevertheless, in this analysis providers constitute a stakeholder group distinct from patient communities, unless they suffer from the symptoms of a given chronic disease or care for family members who do (in which case their membership would stem from their capacity as patients or caregivers).

Fifth, the West along with Russia must simultaneously develop a comprehensive strategy, including the introduction of significant ground troops, to defeat ISIS which would also help stem the ongoing upheaval in the region.

Indeed, apart from a brief episode in which it seemed New Balance would stem its opposition to TPP in return for a lucrative contract supplying the military, the company has long been in consumers' good books.

The money we were prepared to lend for that operation could have stabilized the peso at its old value, which would have quickly stemmed the crisis.