In GVHD, no evidence for IL-3 elaboration in vivo was found, nor did lymphoid populations affected by GVHD spontaneously elaborate it in vitro; however, their competence to produce it was unaffected, as IL-3 was elaborated on subsequent mitogen stimulation in vitro.
Every paper gave it dramatic elaboration in the following months.
Ballard's grief at his wife's early death appears too deep for elaboration in writing.
There might be greater license to the imagination, and for pattern and paint elaboration, in pieces not intended for rituals.
Although Rousseau may have given civil religion its first elaboration in political theory, the phenomenon predates him by many centuries.
And the feeling that the architecture itself is an active, malevolent character finds elaboration in "Repulsion," "The Tenant," "Rosemary's Baby" and "The Pianist".
In 1993 Derrida's longstanding admiration for Marx was given full elaboration in a controversial study, Spectres de Marx (Spectres Of Marx).
At first preferring to de-emphasize liturgical elaboration in accord with Puritan views, he soon came to accept Elizabeth's policy of moderation.
That our worldly arrangements are consonant with the natural ordering of the universe has many advantages; not the least being that the authority of nature is self-evident and requires no elaboration in the realm of ideology.
If anything, there is too much elaboration in the serial-like subplots that send the sleuths dashing from elegant town houses to disreputable opium dens in pursuit of what often turn out to be red herrings.
But he also believes that racism received its fullest theoretical elaboration in the West because racist ideology developed in societies where it offended against a growing conviction that "all men are created equal".
