Sentence examples for best elucidation from inspiring English sources

If the best elucidation of an elaborate philosophical doctrine makes reference to "the face of the whole universe," that is a good sign that the doctrine needs further development.

If machines have emotions and I believe they DO Tinniens might be the best elucidation of how it feels for a computer to age.

Most are derived from metastatic sites and thus may not represent the best model for elucidation of early indicators of cancer formation [ 17- 19].

Of these techniques, GC-MS is best suited for structural elucidation.

However, current understanding of additive and synergistic effects of EDCs, especially in complex mixtures, is, at best, very limited and so elucidation of these effects will be a critical area of future research.

To the best of our knowledge, no functional elucidation of HRH4 expression in colorectal enterocytes has been described.

Similarly, Davidson's sometime employment of the notion of correspondence is best understood, not as providing, any direct elucidation of the nature of truth, but rather as deriving from his externalist commitment to the idea that the content of belief is dependent upon the worldly causes of belief.

Therapeutic success will depend on developing the best antigen delivery systems and on the elucidation of the entire network of immune signaling pathways that regulate immune responses in the tumor microenvironment.

Research based on this hypothesis conducted over the last two centuries has led to the isolation and structural elucidation of some of the best-known drugs and has led to the creation of modern pharmacology and pharmacological therapy [ 2, 4- 7].

We see this best as Bush sits through Powell's eloquent elucidation of the Pottery Barn rule you break it, you own it in reference to unilateral action in Iraq.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first direct single molecule elucidation of the mechanism of DNA condensation by poly-l-ornithine.