Sentence examples for cannot be elucidated from inspiring English sources

However, the process of formation of non-extractable residues cannot be elucidated by this approach.

However, the exact role of these conserved elements cannot be elucidated without structural and physiochemical information.

The study revealed that the thickness-dependence of the residual stresses found in experiments cannot be elucidated by thermal mismatch, lattice mismatch, or their coupled effect.

Tension-type headache is far more prevalent than migraine and for that reason possible genetic mechanisms cannot be elucidated with a genetic epidemiological survey [3, 4].

However, most of these studies were with cross-sectional study design, the time course of metabolic side effects and SMD cannot be elucidated without a cohort study.

This study shows that the dynamics of SOC in subsoil horizons is soil-type dependant and that differences between soil types cannot be elucidated when the sampling is limited to 30 cm.

Since Broad is silent on this issue, he presumably takes presentedness to be a primitive property, whose character and mode of functioning cannot usefully be elucidated.

The sequence of events leading to the origin of the triploid onion and its phylogeography cannot yet be elucidated and will be addressed using other molecular approaches.

Whether it was an actual emotional state of the pen mates or just their presence that caused these changes in the behavior of the training pigs cannot, however, be elucidated from these results.

With these findings it cannot fully be elucidated if the clustered cases indicate recent transmission in Germany or importation of strains that are endemic in particular home countries, i.e. a Beijing strain from the FSU.

While the pathophysiologic mechanisms that underpin this finding remain to be elucidated and causality cannot be proven, this study suggests that severe AKI confers long-term susceptibility to infection and focuses further attention on the critical importance of long-term surveillance for survivors of severe AKI.