Sentence examples for a key answer to from inspiring English sources

So next time you're walking past that dirty old ditch gleaming brightly with a sheen of slimy green, remember that while it might look gross, it might also be a key answer to America's energy woes.

The cox2 gene has been sequenced over a wide variety of phasmid taxa and has proved useful for phylogenetic research [ 4, 8, 14], while AFLPs, since their introduction in 1995 [ 15], have been successfully used on a large number of organisms, bringing key answers to major biological issues [ 16], and have been used to characterize the stick insect genus Timema [ 17].

And a key answer is that Ebola is shutting down the healthcare system.

Our study adds two new key answers to this matter: First, we provide evidence that hemofilter passage leads to a reduction in TF levels.

In addition, microRNA regulation may offer key answers to the varying levels of ChE activity in cancerous tissues.

When I heard that Baqueira/Beret is Spain's lower-key answer to Aspen, I was intrigued.

A key to answer that question would be to identify the proteins and to compare their taxonomical origin with the community data based on 16S rRNA.

"The key answer is to have a vibrant Apollo".

Soluble RAGE (sRAGE) might provide a key to answer this paradox.

A key to answering this question is the role of the prefrontal cortex, which we found to be deactivated in men when listening to noise.

Yoji Yamada's leisurely historical epic "The Hidden Blade," set in mid-19th-century Japan, is a well-paced elegy to the samurai era that suggests a low-key Japanese answer to "The Last Samurai," which was set around the same period.