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stem

[stem] / stɛm /






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Some local officials had also initially suspected the outbreak might have stemmed from contaminated raw chicken meat fed to the tigers, the Bangkok Post reported.

From BBC

As muscles age, their stem cells build up high levels of a protein that makes them slower to switch on and repair damaged tissue.

From Science Daily

Fear around the health of private credit portfolios “stems from a lack of understanding of what private credit is,” analysts at Bank of America wrote.

From The Wall Street Journal

Still, Luria sees a “compelling” opportunity for investors stemming from the fact that the AI narrative has broadened so far beyond Nvidia.

From MarketWatch

Part of this benefit appeared to stem from lower rates of diabetes and high blood pressure among those exposed to rationing early in life.

From Science Daily