Sentence examples for elusive cause from inspiring English sources

Replication of this pilot study on a larger cohort could lead to unraveling the elusive cause of defective thyroid migration during embryogenesis.

In the late 1950's, Dr. Albert H. (Hank) Banner began a program at the University of Hawaii to search for the elusive cause of ciguatera fish poisoning [1].

Heinz P. Bloch examines both repeat and random failures and explains some of the elusive causes.

But it's Daniel Brühl as the rigidly locked-down Lauda who is arguably the more interesting of the two; while Hunt's boyish enthusiasms are all on the surface, the enigmatic Austrian's driving forces are more elusive, causing us to wonder about his true motives.

Fluent in Russian, Nivat felt she could travel without need of a translator, and for the next six months, she led a life underground with her Chechen guide, Islam, seeking to understand the elusive causes of the second Russian-Chechen war.

That was great, and it inaugurated a brand overhaul, but it left me without the elusive social cause.

Sturridge's elusive running caused problems for the Korea defence, with Craig Bellamy and Scott Sinclair attacking from the flanks, Cleverley eager to press forward from midfield and Joe Allen, a lovely player of touch and control, increasingly influential.

The bacteria found in the dead coral samples may be the elusive pathogens causing the disease, he says.

When accusations of scientific misconduct occur, truth can often be elusive, and the cause of a scientist's ethical misstep isn't always clear.

The precise number of people who lost power in the United States and Canada on Thursday has proven as elusive as the cause of the great blackout itself.

It has taken until this summer, and $40m, to narrow down its location to within a 5km zone, but still it remains elusive and the cause of the crash unknown.