Sentence examples for underlying ingredients from inspiring English sources
Still, you couldn't ignore the underlying ingredients: T-shirts, short-sleeve shift dresses, tailored shorts.
The underlying ingredients are always the same: righteous indignation, defiance, a sense of persecution and a refusal to conform.
Knope's clothes reflect her character perfectly in that the underlying ingredients should be awful but, put all together, they become surprisingly endearing, even inspirational.
Butter and cream sauces, whose value was gustatory (enhancing the taste of underlying ingredients) as opposed to medicinal (recalibrating the body's four "humors," as set forth by Hippocratic physicians), thus came to the fore, and an elegant, toothsome new brand of cooking was born.
It uses a data driven approach, having Boolean (discrete logic) inference and linearity assumption as basic ingredients underlying network reconstruction and data prediction.
First, the ingredients underlying Bayesian methods are introduced using a simplified example.
There are three essential ingredients underlying Bayesian statistics first described by T. Bayes in 1774 (Bayes & Price, 1763; Stigler, 1986).
The antiproliferative activities against human cancer cell lines were described [ 4- 7], however, the bioactive ingredients underlying such activity remain to be explored.
What is less well understood is the effectiveness of these models for disadvantaged populations, such as people experiencing homelessness, or key model ingredients underlying successful outcomes [ 35].
Key ingredients underlying successful outcomes of collaborative mental health care models are not well understood, suggesting that a better understanding of mechanisms underlying model success is essential to guide further development and replication in diverse settings [ 35, 37].
Only one study (Walton et al. 2014) reviewed here attempted to elucidate the potential mechanisms and "active ingredients" underlying the effects of the computerized SBIs delivered to adolescents in an ED.
