Sentence examples for culprit made from inspiring English sources

The irritating culprit made by the gene is gastrin-releasing peptide receptor (GRPR).

"We made too many turnovers," he said, and he was a particular culprit, making four.

Some of the putative culprits made biological sense — if dimly.

Hedge funds as culprits made Croesus turn to John Kenneth Galbraith's masterpiece, The Great Crash, 1929, which he wrote in 1955 after the stock market indexes had recovered to their pre-crash levels.

At a deeper level, though, the ad-hoc targeting of a few conspicuous culprits makes no noticeable difference to the way the country works.

And the culprit, he made clear, was the amount of carbon dioxide pumped into the atmosphere by cars, power plants and factories.

A smoking arquebus was discovered in a window, but the culprit had made his escape from the rear of the building on a waiting horse.

Culprits have made off with fruit from trees "when they're still not ripe, they're not even tasty," Mr. Di Vico said.

Officials have urged people to help them find the culprits and made a plea for tougher legislation.

The static specification of operations executed in parallel using No Operations (NOPs) is another culprit to make code size to be increased in VLIW architecture.

Or, if the defect is in cotranslational folding, one could imagine taking a protein in which a "slow" and a "fast" codon are near each other: it should be true (if cotranslational folding is the culprit) that making both codons "fast" is detrimental, but that swapping them (and retaining one slow, one fast) is tolerated.