Sentence examples for underlying and fundamental from inspiring English sources

The indirect impacts of underlying and fundamental factors are considered.

The hierarchy for C12 and C24 (level 4) is shown for underlying and fundamental factors which indirectly impact on the performance, which is explained in Fig. 1.

The example of the questionnaire is shown in Appendix A. A questionnaire is prepared which consists of the immediate (controllable), external, underlying, and fundamental influencing factors.

The underlying and fundamental factors are having the indirect effect through factor (training facility for the employee, management and organization, management practices, work arrangements) on the performance.

From voice-powered personal assistants like Siri and Alexa, to more underlying and fundamental technologies such as behavioral algorithms, suggestive searches and autonomously-powered self-driving vehicles boasting powerful predictive capabilities, there are several examples and applications of artificial intellgience in use today.

As a group of nuclear experts, the Atomic Energy Society of Japan established the Investigation Committee on the Nuclear Accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, to investigate and analyze the accident from scientific and technical perspectives for clarifying the underlying and fundamental causes, and to make recommendations.

Genomics and systems biology allow the identification and characterization of key genes that underlie critical fundamental processes.

Chemical reactivity underlies our fundamental understanding of many physical and biological phenomena.

Regulation of microtubule dynamics underlies many fundamental cellular mechanisms including cell division, cell motility, and transport.

In my opinion, these need-states also underlie the fundamental emotional reasons consumers purchase the brands they do, with belonging and identity likely leading the way.

Epigenetic principles underlie many fundamental and/or pathological processes in biology, such as maintenance of genome integrity (Ekwall 2007; Martienssen et al. 2008), cellular differentiation (Bartova et al. 2008), stem cell pluripotency (Surani et al. 2007), tumorigenesis (Mathews et al. 2009; Nise et al. 2009), and regeneration and aging (Blasco 2007; Vaiserman 2008).