Examples of using Stemmed in English and their translations into German
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English stemmed from sth.
G or 1 pint fresh ripe strawberries, stemmed and sliced.
It is stemmed from testosterone hormonal agents.
Everything that we are really stemmed from this period.
It stemmed from the Brand Collection estimate: 25,000 euros.
Both divisions' increased earnings stemmed from market growth.
Bags spinach, stemmed(or 2 boxes frozen, thawed)1 Tbs.
The difficulty in measuring Canopus' distance stemmed from its unusual nature.
Caulescent(stemmed) hellebores cannot be divided.
Piperine is a pure and potent essence stemmed from Black Pepper Seeds.
For example,"stemmed search" will also match"stemming search.
The increase in consolidated sales revenue stemmed from orders for pumps and service.
Long stemmed flowers can be kept erect with floral wire.
Handblown carafe 1.0 l with 4 stemmed crystal glasses Harmony 35 cl.
This actually stemmed from customers asking if we sell some of the props we use as part of our photo shoots.
The other formula are all-natural substances or compounds stemmed from natural active ingredients.
Serrano peppers, stemmed, seeded and very finely chopped.
The various other formulation are herbal compounds ormaterials stemmed from natural formulation.
Some of these events stemmed from Gorbachev's miscalculations.
It stemmed from a call for help from a customer who was worried about lifting machinery weighing 40 tonnes with equipment that could only support 5 tonnes.
The brick buildings stemmed from the 14th and 15th centuries.
That, in turn, stemmed from the political pressure exerted on Japan to correct its current account surplus by raising the value of the yen.
She is one of whose OF stemmed from harmful traditional practices.
The original articles stemmed from an Austrian regional paper(Vorarlberger Nachrichten), and the sample of subjects(n 126) was recruited from its readership.
This guy's case stemmed from visible neurological damage.
This development stemmed mainly from higher working capital requirements related to inventories.
Perhaps Miró's silence stemmed from the battles that characterized his early life.
The resultant income growth pattern stemmed from differences in country response to the opportunities of European export markets.
Brundage's interest in Asian art stemmed from a visit he made to an exhibition of Chinese art at the Royal Academy in London in early 1936.
Winstrol, a synthetic anabolic steroid stemmed from Dihydrotestosterone, is authorized by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to deal with anemia and genetic angioedema.