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• v  be or form the base for
• v  lie underneath

• But because defects in the mitochondria may underlie an astonishing range of very familiar illnesses, researchers are beginning to suspect that the real number is vastly higher.
• Labor suspects that it knows what causes underlie the discrimination against 40-year-oldsters.
• But the studies do highlight the very different ideas researchers have today about the mechanisms that underlie the condition.

News & Articles

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• Market Vectors Index Solutions Announces Quarterly and Annual Index Review Results, Q2/2013
  Market Vectors Index Solutions GmbH today announced the results of the quarterly Market Vectors index review and the results of the annual GDP index review. The following table shows a summary of the quarterly review results for selected indices, which are licensed to underlie financial products.
  June 14, 2013 - Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance

Quotes

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• Henry Paulson in AFP
  As we manage through the current challenges, we must also focus on the long-term fundamentals that underlie sustainable growth in both our nations,said Paulson, who led the US side to the two-day cabinet-level "strategic economic...
• Stephen Breyer in Fort Smith Times Record
  There is no reason why judges should "consider the basic values that underlie a constitutional provision and their contemporary significance," as Justice Stephen Breyer said in his dissent against the Supreme Court's gun control decision.
• John Negroponte in Reuters
  But Negroponte said the United States needed a better understanding of "what China has in mind with respect to its military modernization, what the doctrines are that underlie this and what their intentions are".