Sentence examples for concepts to elucidate from inspiring English sources

We presented clear and simple concepts to elucidate vaccination program guidelines to avoid negative program effects.

Hommel (1998) suggested the "event file" concept to elucidate these mechanisms: an episodic memory trace "binding" together perceptual features and actions related to an object.

The evaluation of kinetic parameters is a very imperative concept to elucidate the mechanism of metal ion binding on the surface of biosorbent and to chalk out the rate controlling step.

Isotherm modeling of the data obtained at the attainment of the equilibrium in batch or continuous biosorption studies is a very imperative concept to elucidate the partition of metal ions between solid and liquid phase.

The SYNERGY study aims to provide proof-of-concept data to elucidate whether altering the microbiota in the CKD population is likely to be effective, tolerable and can impede the processes associated with CVD and CKD progression.

This trial will provide high quality 'proof-of-concept' data to elucidate both the efficacy of synbiotic therapy for lowering the toxins and whether reductions in serum IS and PCS translate into clinical benefits.

Additional examples from the business world illustrated new concepts in order to elucidate the textbook.

Hydrochemical concepts can help to elucidate mechanisms of flow and transport in groundwater systems and unlock an archive of paleo environmental information (Hem 1985; Ophori and Toth 1989).

In fact, a body of works, such as those aforementioned, have already adopted the idea or concept of mechanomics to elucidate the cellular and molecular events on different mechanical stimuli even though the term mechanomics is not used explicitly.

In this article, we first review the debate and difficulties associated with B. tabaci's taxonomy and systematics, and argue for the need to apply the biological species concept in order to elucidate B. tabaci's systematics.

The discussed case studies have shown how two very different disease categories, a rare vitamin deficiency and relatively frequent reproductive cancers, may be used to explain evolutionary concepts and principles and to elucidate one or more pathways to disease development.