Sentence examples for verify why from inspiring English sources

He plucks a wren with tweezers (one of many roadkill samples squirrelled away in his freezer), and in order to verify why vultures have evolved with featherless heads (and long necks) he dunks feathers into a bowl of dead bullfrogs then blasts them with a hairdryer.

However, the current experiment does not address this feature-selective guidance and it would require further experiments to verify why orientation is a weaker cue for top-down attention in the presence of other features.

More (in-depth) research would be needed to verify why they are participating less in the NIP and to better understand their attitude and beliefs regarding the NIP.

The industry motto could have been, "Since we trust, why verify?" In decisions that should send alarms through bank boardrooms, MBIA has managed to persuade judges in three cases that it has a strong enough argument to avoid dismissal at an early stage.

Second, we adopt a data analysis method to support the conclusions of this paper and verify the reason why IPO high underpricing always exists under the bookbuilding mechanism.

Which is why verifying those claims should be an essential part of the vetting process.

To verify whether the reason why IL-10−/− mice had more severe CIA was due to modulation of the humoral immune response against CII, serum from immunized WT and IL-10−/− mice were analyzed for the presence of CII-specific IgG1 and IgG2a antibody isotypes.

This even concerned the account's holder, who says "…you have to wonder why Twitter verified this account for a full day.

(But again, why bother verifying it?) Of course, with zero tweets and zero people he's following, it could be a bit boring.

This is why we verified all values below < 95% by a second measurement, and only used the highest value.

The verified properties also explained, why certain single-gene targeted therapies, for example, the RB- and PTEN-treatment, might not always inhibit the growth of pancreatic cancer cells, due to the crosstalk of different signaling pathways, even if some pathway is blocked.