culprit造句

Psychosis: culprit or scapegoat?

Email is the biggest culprit.

One possible culprit was oil.

He may not be the last culprit to serve time in prison.

This was further proof that they had found the molecular culprit.

But I just wanted to let you know, they caught the culprit.

Study authors say lack of acceptance from friends and family is the likely culprit.

Yet one culprit is not only rarely seen as an offender, but is also being cosseted and protected.

The culprit is not sweat itself, but the bacteria that use sweaty skin as a breeding ground.

Occasionally, an explanatory manifesto arrives by e-mail or is posted online (perhaps not by the culprit).

Although the research is still unsettled, there is growing scientific evidence that estrogen is the primary culprit.

Since the defendant had admitted being present at the murder scene, such tests would have thrown no light on the identity of the true culprit.

A likely culprit was a small peptide called CRH that is released in a part of the brain associated with stress and anxiety.

Fast forward to 2009 when another group of researchers seeking to explore the neurochemical mechanisms for the parasite's behavioral manipulation of its host discover a likely culprit.

It is saturated fat, rather than the cholesterol found in eggs, that is the main dietary culprit in raising cholesterol levels.

The Times-Picayune reports that the city has been overwhelmed by a "pungent smell" and that, though they can't confirm the odor's source, officials believe the spill is the most likely culprit.

Sweltering heat in Russia is likely the main culprit behind the wildfires that have spread across that nation from west to east, leaving a thick cloud of smog over the capital of Moscow.

He didn't speculate as to which is the more likely culprit, but said that many things, such as gene mutations, could cause defects in methylation that might result in infertility.

The lead author, Alfred Bernard of Belgium's National Fund for Scientific Research, said a possible culprit was the chemical trichloramine, a by-product of the chlorine used to clean public pools.