Sentence examples for lie in the changes from inspiring English sources
The explanation of this peculiar behavior sometimes appears to lie in the changes that the chemical brings about in the metabolism of the plant.
One of the molecular explanations for the supra-additive effects on tumour growth presently observed may lie in the changes in tumour expression of the DNA repair protein ERCC1.
The primary bone of contention lies in the changes to the maximum figure a civil servant could receive on being made redundant.
The clearest threat to social work, says Jones, lies in the changes proposed by the children and social work bill passing through the Lords.
The success of Whisenhunt's strategy lies in the change of pace it offers.
Its importance lies in the change of assumptions that policymakers will have to put into their models of the future.
The solution to the problem lies in the change of focus: from local treatment to systemic therapy.
Because the efficacy of HAIgG-induced ROS was not altered, the disparities must lie in the conformational changes of the receptors during cross-linking, which results from antigen binding.
The explanation for its social transmission must lie in the realm of changes to attitudes and behaviour, and these are likely to be at least partly influenced by the preferences and actions of peers.
The main difficulty lies in the modification by temperature change of cable tensions, which are then undetermined.
The art in their management will lie in the judgement of whether changes detected by ever more sophisticated technology are of importance and are causing the symptoms.
