Sentence examples for and elucidated in a from inspiring English sources

"Them" is purportedly based on real events, their nature revealed in a splendid closing shot and elucidated in a final series of title cards.

That the epoxide group is necessary for the inhibition of protein biosynthesis, which is the major mode of action of trichothecenes, was reported in a seminal work by Yoshio Ueno (Ueno et al. 1973) and elucidated in a series of unsurpassed biochemical studies in the 1970s (Cundliffe et al. 1974; Wei et al. 1974; Cundliffe and Davies 1977).

The modes of action of auxin and ethylene elucidated in A. thaliana have been extended to other model species such as tomato [ 35, 36].

The relationship between poverty (indicated by low level of education, minimum wage, low household income, and husband's unemployment) and mental disorder have been elucidated in a recent review of studies from six low- and middle-income countries [ 33].

The underlying molecular mechanism of BRAFV600E-induced senescence and apoptosis has been elucidated in a recent study [34].

The complexity of identifying and alleviating spiritual and existential suffering was also elucidated in a narrative about a patient who believed that God was using her illness and pain to punish her.

The similarities and differences between the Charlson comorbidity index and the ASA classification are elucidated in a study by Weaver et al.

Figure 12 The originally proposed ( a, b ) and revised structures of Boletunone A and B. We have investigated the potential of using StrucEluc to analyze the data of Kim et al and both structures have been elucidated in a systematic manner.

The concepts of internal validity, face, predictive and construct validity have been elucidated in a number of publications (e.g. [ 10, 48, 49]).

Since the relationship between miRNAs and cancer has been first elucidated in a study of B cell chronic lymphocytic leukaemia [ 13], an increasing number of studies have shown that the biological functions of miRNAs are highly correlated with human carcinogenesis of lung, breast, ovary, and liver, and laryngeal carcinoma is not an exception [ 14].

Kennan's views on containment were elucidated in a famous and highly influential article, signed "X," that appeared in Foreign Affairs magazine for July 1947, analyzing in detail the structure and psychology of Soviet diplomacy.