Sentence examples for consequently the root of from inspiring English sources
Consequently, the root of the phylogeny was dated as upper Carboniferous to mid-Jurassic (305 169 Ma).
As Susan Sontag pointed out more than half a century ago, Christianity has "concentrated on sexual behavior as the root of virtue" and, consequently, "everything pertaining to sex has been a 'special case' in our culture".
This difference appears immediately evident from a semantic similarity perspective, as the IC of the parent node is 0, being the root of the ontology, and consequently the semantic similarity is 0, as expected.
Thus, the clear evolutionary relationships between phyla in this superphylum provide an opportunity to define the root of the species tree and, consequently, place the root on every gene phylogeny.
By solving the above linear system of equations, we obtain coefficients h i (for a discussion on invertibility of the left side matrix see [102, 104]) and consequently, by finding the roots of H z), the time instants will be revealed.
What was the root of the feud?
"Money's the root of the trouble.
"The root of the problem is structural.
The root of the problem was motivation.
The root of this legal feeding frenzy?
