Sentence examples for easily elucidated from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the poem of Solon's that sums up best what he stood for is a relatively neglected and not easily elucidated one, but an important one nonetheless, in which he seems to claim that nobody else could have done what he did and still have "kept the cream on the milk".
In situ DRIFT provides quick and rather easily elucidated data from adsorbed compounds and reaction intermediates on the catalyst surface.
The modes of toxicity of weak acids are not easily elucidated.
Therefore, benzene represents an environmental carcinogen in which the molecular mechanisms associated with disease progression are not clearly defined or easily elucidated using these transient biomarkers of exposure.
The boundaries of C4, C7 - C9, C11, C13, C14, C17 and C18 were easily elucidated from the wallaby/opossum comparative map.
Furthermore, small erosions, frequently observed in elderly patients with anticoagulation therapy, might be easily elucidated with Raman spectroscopy without forceps-biopsy.
Furthermore, data reduction methods presented serve to easily elucidate short-term moisture responses due to rainfall.
With the assistance of the proteomic approach combined with other methods, the toxicological mechanism of aquatic toxins in marine organisms will be elucidated easily and conveniently [ 36].
The changes in breathing depth, breathing rhythm, and muscle activation pattern evoked by these modalities are not so easily predictable and have not been well elucidated in patients or in normal human subjects, let alone in spontaneously breathing animals.
Zongo et al. (2009) in their investigation of electro-coagulation for the treatment of textile wastewater with Al or Fe electrode elucidated that the Fe electrode is easily dissolved in water in comparison with Al.
We examine a simple model problem designed to elucidate how easily a hole in a diffusion flame can close and how easily an isolated region of burning in a mixing region (a flame isola) can grow.
