Sentence examples for underlying inherent from inspiring English sources
The consequence of this close proximity was that there was very little in the way of a "vertical" gradient of light stimulus established in the upper- tier plates, and the underlying inherent growth patterns are more difficult to resolve on the background of less tropically-directed growth of roots and shoots.
Economists call them "market inefficiencies"–those periods when the price of something veers from its underlying, inherent value.
Economists call them "market inefficiencies"–those thrilling or frustrating moments (depending on your point of view) when the price of something veers from its underlying, inherent value.
A second line of developing evidence that suggests that physical activity and exercise capacity did not evolve together involves the actual genetic mechanisms that underlie inherent exercise capacity and inherent physical activity level.
These results underscore the importance of central peptidergic processing within the context of stress and place corazonin signaling as a critical feature of neuroendocrine events that shape stress responses and may underlie the inherent sexual dimorphic differences in stress responses.
In general, all studies on diabetes and cancer underlie an inherent ascertainment bias described above.
Changes in gene expression in the brain may underlie cognitive deficits inherent to normal aging and neurodegenerative disease.
Our study, however, underlies the difficulties inherent in the evaluation of screening programmes without internal control groups.
There is some debate over how to understand this condition (see Gauthier 2003) but some version of it underlies the desire for agreement inherent in the idea of the social contract.
This phenomenon underlies the significance of checking inherent frailty among research subjects in outcome comparisons between AKI and non-AKI.
The ethos of neutrality in medicine underlies the ambivalence inherent in the approach of 'inclusion and difference'.
