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stem

[stem] / stɛm /






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Part of the program’s aim is to stem a rising tide of traffic deaths and injuries across the state.

From Los Angeles Times

Use of generative AI-powered chat services and browsers to find deals and conduct product research surged, with traffic to retail sites stemming from generative AI tools rising 693% compared with last year.

From Barron's

To overcome these challenges, scientists have turned to organoids, which are three dimensional structures grown from stem cells that resemble real organs.

From Science Daily

Furthermore, the biggest risks on the macro side stem from either a deterioration in growth or a hawkish shift in the interest-rate outlook, but neither appears likely, they say.

From MarketWatch

In another high-profile case, Pollack obtained the acquittal of a former Enron accountant who was facing criminal fraud charges stemming from the collapse of the energy giant.

From Barron's