Sentence examples for Best elucidated from inspiring English sources
87– 91 These events have been best elucidated in a human embryonic FXS stem cell line that recapitulates the developmental hallmarks of gene expression.
However, PDE4 is the predominant PDE activity in skeletal muscle, the tissue where the metabolic effects of resveratrol are best elucidated.
And third, the relief theory, best elucidated by Freud, says that we laugh to release pent-up energy.
Brasoveanu and Farkas (2011) argue that scopal properties of natural language indefinites are best elucidated in terms of a semantics inspired by IFL, more precisely by formulating the semantics relative to sets of variable assignments as done in Hodges's compositional semantics for slash logic.
CCT's role as a chaperonin has been best elucidated in its interactions with the cytoskeletal proteins actin and tubulin [20], but it has also been found to assist in the folding of multiple other proteins, including cyclin E, myosin, transducin and Von Hippel Lindau tumor suppressor among others.
However, higher-level relationships amongst these groups are less certain and are best elucidated using molecular techniques.
Parallel testing of these materials in the benchmark facility at the University of Southampton elucidated the test parameters critical for reproducibility of the results in different test configurations.
RST and SLP isolated the compounds, SLP elucidated the structure and wrote the manuscript, VK carried out the bio-assays, TE and BTN read and brought some corrections to the paper.
In deciding Chimel v. California (1969), the Supreme Court elucidated its previous decisions.
They decided instead to follow the same rationale used by Lawrence Summers, then the chief economist of the World Bank, elucidated in an infamous memo stating "the economic logic of dumping a load of toxic waste in the lowest-wage country is impeccable and we should face up to that".
Mutation in FSHR was the first autosomal molecular explanation for POI, elucidated prior to the contemporary era.
