Sentence examples for central attributes from inspiring English sources

"These findings," the authors say, "suggest the establishment of central attributes of the Irish genome 4,000 years ago".

And Lara Cassidy, a researcher in genetics at Trinity College Dublin and another co-author, said "Genetic affinity is strongest between Bronze Age genomes and modern Irish, Scottish and Welsh, suggesting establishment of central attributes of the insular Celtic genome 4,000 years ago".

As shown in Figure 4, jugaad, reverse innovation, and frugal engineering (including constraint-based innovation) involve neither social nor ecological efforts as central attributes (Radjou et al. 2011; Reena 2009; Saraf 2009).

The following seven strategic attributes are the central attributes that link together activity attributes, regulatory attributes, and market attributes for the institutional problem of health care provider selection [ 37, 38]. 1.

Availability and affordability of primary health care and easy access to maternal and child health services were the central attributes of primary health care identified by almost all interviewees.

Surely wanting a central attribute of your child to disappear amounted to rejection?

The central attribute of the writing — and it's one of the things that make this novel of Ireland of more than parochial interest — is its conscientiousness.

They converged on one crucial insight: The key to international influence was political power, and the central attribute of political power was morally informed leadership.

The central attribute of a stock is its temporal durability.

HM: Distributed ledgers can work well when having synchronous data is an essential attribute, and when speed is not necessarily a central attribute.

Darwin argued that dogs can reason and feel empathy (feeling another's plight is a central attribute of "theory of mind" in philosophy and neuroscience).