Sentence examples for intrinsic question from inspiring English sources

But, from sashimi to Fiona Bruce, the same intrinsic question is posed: Do you want reasonable, ordered but interim conclusions on the news menu – or do you want to try to make sense of everything for yourself, pulling plates from the moving belt of life?

An intrinsic question is whether the stability of lncRNAs is regulated by identical or comparable mechanism that regulates stability of mRNAs in cleavage stage development.

Being aware that gallium speciation in aqueous solution depends on pH and temperature [2], the intrinsic questions arise: (1) what 68Ga species are realy determined, (2) are the TLC results matching the HPLC results?

One of the intrinsic questions with this WB data is that the SDS-PAGE gel migration location of ERCC1 and PCYT1A molecule is barely distinguishable, even though PCYT1A is 10 kDa larger than ERCC1.

Overall, a small number of sites have been identified by available evidence on the human body as suspected targets, especially the bladder, but drawing crucial conclusions regarding causality is hindered by intrinsic questions such as methodological drawbacks, exposure assessment limitations [ 38, 40].

The questions about motivation included questions about intrinsic motivation (questions 19 21), taken from the Norwegian formulation used by Kuvaas and Dysvik (2009), and extrinsic motivation (question 22) used by Kuvaas and Dysvik (2011).

Buchanan concluded by encouraging the commission to focus on these concrete risks and benefits and not get bogged down with more intrinsic unanswerable questions about human nature, the meaning of life, or the implications of biological materialism for human moral agency.

This focus can, to a large extent, be explained by the fact that inorganic pigments supply the colour, they are visible and therefore intrinsic to the question of what sculptures looked like in the past, rather than to questions of technique such as how the painting was done.