Sentences with phrase «which stem»

NAR analysts say the regulations, which stem from the federal Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, would affect real estate companies affiliated with other settlement services, such as mortgage lending and title insurance, and those that use computerized loan origination systems (CLOs).

You sometimes find yourself in a situation whereby your partner personally has trust issues which stem from past experiences.

They are designed to compensate for the disadvantage and particular needs of Indigenous people - which stem from where they live, degree of poverty and particular aspects of their history or culture.

We also address complex workplace challenges in larger work teams, such as those which stem from miscommunication and / or the need to negotiate new ways of working together.

Do you know which STEM skills can be applied to your chosen career?

There are also some tracking differences between the wired and wireless versions of the Lancehead, which stem from Razer's choice to use a lesser - performing laser sensor in the wireless version rather than the excellent optical sensor used in the wired edition.

Rather, this paper will be restricted to a consideration of the Marshall decision and some of the ramifications for the business lawyer in Manitoba which stem from it alone, or as compared to other significant Supreme Court decisions.

A closer look at some of the benefits — many of which stem directly from scale economies — explains why this option is increasingly attractive:

The UK has always had unique labour traditions which stem from very different industrial roots than the systems found in other countries in Europe.

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That history of air pollution will make it hard for Jefferson County to meet the new proposed changes, which stem from a lawsuit filed against the EPA several years ago by more than a dozen states and environmental groups.

With developed arguments as to why you disagree, which stem directly from the content of said passages.

Here are just three ideas, which stem from the recommendations in my recent report, Food Stamps, Follow the Money: Are Corporations Profiting from Hungry Americans?

Picasso, in spite of his drastic changes from one style to another — at least according to a superficial reading of his images» physiognomies — retains a detectable constancy of speed, as evidenced by the gestural variance of his brushstrokes, all of which stem from his wrist.

Nothing adds serious spice to any home like one of art prankster Maurizio Cattelan's design objects, which stem from his collaboration with Toilet Paper co-founder Pierpaolo Ferrari.

during the last few years, in particular, she has dealt with photography and its conversion into monumental pictures which stem from personal childhood memories.

Between Home and Here is a series by Texas photographer Rachael Banks that provides «insight into persistent states of confusion and guilt, which stem from a gradual increase in distance from family, both physically and emotionally».

Dota Plus is a subscription service that options a wide range of perks, a few of which stem from what you'd count on to see in a Battle Pass....

Radiant Historia This time - traveling RPG introduces the often used time traveling mechanic in a method not used before, involving the constant back and forth between two parallel timelines with very different end results, both which stem from a single decision made early in the game.

Despite such anecdotes, the study said, some dogs were more likely to respond to psychological seizures, which stem from emotional difficulties and are different than epileptic seizures.

«In our pilot study last year, in which stem cells were injected intravenously, we found stem - cell therapy to be safe, and we saw evidence of improvement among some of the cats enrolled in the trial,» Quimby said in an article published in Phys.org.

Your pet's own tissue at the targeted site is the scaffold to which the stem cells attach.

There are excess profits available for wise investors, some of which stem from the foolishness of other investors.

Yes it is partly that, but the poor don't benefit from instability, and instability flows from high overall debt levels, which stem from easy money.

As I said, I see those covers and the demand from which they stem as the product of, not the force behind, internalized misogyny.

As Rob Furman wrote in his 2014 Huffington Post article, «Without the ability to read and write, there is not a job to be found for which STEM or STEAM education is going to be enough preparation.»

Nissan has been discouraged by the Xterra's high transaction prices, which stem from dealers loading the vehicles with options.

Even without an official figure for buyers to put on their checks, anticipation is high for the latest Lamborghini, and the company has reportedly received a number of pre-orders — 50 of which stem from customers in Singapore alone.

Coach teachers to familiarize them with the basics of STEM - oriented instruction, identify ways in which STEM could be integrated into their curriculum and assist teachers in the integration of project - based learning methods using STEM.

There are, of course serious issues which stem from this problem.

Regional director of Esh Border Construction, Gerard McMahon said: «It is wonderful to see children getting enjoyment from the kits, exploring the practical ways in which STEM can be put to use, whilst gaining valuable hands - on knowledge and skills outside of a traditional classroom environment.

The new rules, which stem from a 1990 law scheduled to take effect this July, would also apply to before - and after - school child care, summer programs, and programs operated by local governments, recreation departments, and private groups.

Film critics Danny Baldwin and James Frazier distinguish themselves from their colleagues through their refreshingly uncommon opinions about the film industry, many of which stem from their sensible conservatism.

There are some worries I have which stem from trends I've been seeing in these movies (particularly the most recent two), but more on that later.

Its tale of the eponymous canine superhero (voiced and narrated by «My Name is Earl» star Jason Lee) starts at the acquisition of his powers, which stem from some kind of experiment involving the evil dwarf Dr. Simon Barsinister (Peter Dinklage).

In some people, they're related to metabolic abnormalities in other parts of the body, some of which stem from chronically high insulin.

A heartfulness trainer since 2017, Divya's main vision is to utilize the tool of the meditative practice to help people reconnect with their inner self and consequently reconnect with Nature, the larger source from which we all stem.

In today's society, office - workers are almost inevitably prone to hip and back pain because of misalignments, which stem from sitting all day.

So many of the things we are reading remind me of my grandmothers cooking habits which stem from her Pakistani culture.

Devi Ward is an internationally recognized Tantra Expert and Female Sexuality Expert, Certified Tantric Healer, Certified Reiki Practitioner, and one of the first Westerners sanctioned to teach the Tibetan Five Element practices, which stem from a 2,600 year old lineage of Tibetan Tantric Buddhism.

Manuscripts that increase our understanding of the processes through which stem cells and progenitors differentiate into committed progeny, the commitment cell death programs such as apoptosis and necrosis, aging, and the transition between proliferation and cell cycle arrest are welcome.

McKay's laboratory studies the process by which stem cells become specific cell types, known as differentiation.

The researchers are currently exploring this and other questions to elucidate the process by which stem cells protect a heart after an myocardial infarction and help translate it for human application.

Barcelona, studies the process by which stem cells turn into neurons, the type of brain cells that malfunction and die in HD.

The European Space Agency's Swarm mission features a trio of satellites which simultaneously measure and untangle the different magnetic signals which stem from Earth's core, mantle, crust, oceans, ionosphere and magnetosphere.

Though science has been trying to make human blastocysts, the embryonic stage at which stem cells can be harvested till now, the de-nucleated egg approach has not worked in humans.

«The general thinking is that no single drug can be effective for the treatment of all peripheral neuropathies, which stem from multiple causes,» Rieger said.

One consistent challenge has been observing and monitoring the process through which stem cells transform.

Hochedlinger and others warn that despite the lightning speed at which stem cell science is progressing, until scientists have a sure - fire method for creating ES - like cells, they still need to be able to work with the «gold standard» for pluripotent cells: cells from human embryos.

Their findings outlined four distinct cellular phases of sperm stem cells maturation, revealing how the stem cells progress from a «quiescent» state, to a «proliferation» state during which stem cells divide, to a final «differentiation» state when stem cells mature to become sperm.