Sentence examples for by further elucidating from inspiring English sources

The present study sought to build on this work by further elucidating the cognitive characteristics of these children, in comparison to children with ANX only, children with ADHD only, and normal controls.

By further elucidating this complex array of signaling molecules, the researchers open new avenues for targeted therapy in breast cancer treatment and potentially for chemoprotection against the development of metastatic disease.

The sample amplicons were harvested and sequenced, and functioned as a proof of concept, evaluated the specificity of the Gut Microbiotassay by further elucidating the components of the gut microbiota.

By further elucidating the correlation between increased perfusion in DMN structures in PTSD and decreased perfusion in TBI, clinicians may be able to more reliably diagnose PTSD from TBI. Brain single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) is a widely available functional neuroimaging study indicated for the evaluation of TBI in the absence of anatomical findings (Davis et al. 2000).

The role of NP/RNF43 interaction in cell death induced by NP was further elucidated in NP microenvironment.

The mechanism of iron acquisition by mitochondria of cardiac cells was further elucidated by Shvartsman et al. [ 36].

I/C was originally coined by Crabtree and Miller [ 51] and further elucidated by Borkan [ 52] and demands 'personal immersion in the data, by repeated reading of texts, until insights become apparent' [ 53].

The basic functional differences between endothelial lineage cells were further elucidated by comparing their gene profiles side-by-side using another function exploration tool, Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (IPA).

The molecular mechanisms by which TRX and ALL-1 act was further elucidated by the identification and characterisation of stable protein complexes associated with the two proteins.

The beneficial effect of environmental information on visual selective attention was further elucidated by Chun and Jiang (1998), by means of their contextual-cueing paradigm.

This fact may reflect the dissemination of M. tuberculosis by ancient human migration and trade routes but could be further elucidated by analysis of unselected isolates obtained in Africa.