Sentence examples for definitive root from inspiring English sources

"Until there is a definitive root cause, there is absolutely going to be uncertainty involved," Mr. Trowbridge said.

On the other hand, spontaneous, chance events and mutagen-induced changes have no definitive root in defective HR and yet the scars of these events may confound the quantification of a bona fide HRD.

It is also clear that DA has certain definitive characteristics that are rooted in Vygotsky's sociocultural theory of mind.

Not definitive, just definite.

Now if you watched that video, it either likely confirmed your suspicion that Mr. Yankovic is very nasally voiced and highly annoying, or you may be taken aback by what appears to be definitive lo-fi and primitive roots (Hey! I like those!).

The definitive test is to boil it like standard famine root: after several days, decorative famine root will still be as hard as a large rock, and will, in fact, be a large rock.

Wagenheim stated, "He appealed to a deeply rooted American yearning for the definitive climax: clean, quick, unarguable".

This is the first time that an Arm repeat protein was identified as an H2O2-responsive protein in the root apoplast of rice seedlings, although definitive function of this protein would require further investigation.

After watching, read Jeff Chang's definitive account of hip-hop's South Bronx roots, "Can't Stop Won't Stop".

Maybe this is not good enough, and I need to go harder and ask my work to carry more political weight, to take a more definitive stance, especially considering the fear that is rooting itself in our times.

We did not examine the root causes of errors from which a definitive intervention could be instituted.