Sentence examples for the probable culprit from inspiring English sources

That leaves thousands of different mutations, each very rare in the population, as the probable culprit.

According to Dr. Lee, an ultraviolet (UV) light-induced genetic mutation is the probable culprit fueling countless human skin cancers.

Rather, they said, its virological cousin, the OC43 coronavirus, which commonly causes colds, was the probable culprit.

The probable culprit, Mr. Blakeman said, was that "the pair just may have been inept lovers" who had not yet mastered the birds and bees.

The committee, which was co-chaired by Salye and the city councilor Yuri Gladkov, concluded that the city had lost as much as $100 million and named a deputy mayor called Vladimir Putin as the probable culprit.

An article on July 22 about an analysis of photographs of wreckage from the Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777-200 that crashed that month in eastern Ukraine referred incorrectly, using information from a defense consultant, to the warhead on an SA-11 missile, the type that American officials have said was the probable culprit in the downing of the plane.

Recently, British government officials admitted that illegal meat imports were the probable culprits responsible for its current outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease.

Researchers are relying heavily on robust proteomic approaches for finding the probable "culprits" for this drug resistance [ 87– 91].

As the primary target of methylphenidate is dopamine transport including the dopamine transporter DAT1 [ 1, 6– 8] changes in dopamine transport (perhaps involving altered expression of DAT1) would seem to be the most probable culprit in the development of ADHD.

This paper outlines those physical, physiological and optical factors which may be responsible for less than optimum soft lens vision, and describes the results of a series of investigations designed to pinpoint the most probable culprit in soft lens designs typically used by today's clinician.

The more probable culprits of racial violence now are sole actors like Dylann Roof, who murdered nine people in a historically black church in Charleston, and who is believed to have been radicalized, at least partly, by hate propaganda.