Sentence examples for elucidate accurately from inspiring English sources

Although X-ray crystallography remains the most versatile method to determine the three-dimensional atomic structure of proteins and much progress has been made in model building and refinement techniques, it remains a challenge to elucidate accurately the structure of proteins in medium-resolution crystals.

We cannot rule out that assessment of diastolic function by pulsed-wave tissue Doppler echocardiography, such as evaluation of mitral annulus velocity, could elucidate more accurately the changes in the diastolic performance than standard echocardiography.

Further studies are needed to more accurately elucidate the importance of green roof types for collembolan communities and associated ecological networks.

Recently, it has been suggested that in order to more accurately elucidate the origin of cancers, a detailed personalized and individualized conceptual model is needed in terms of both strategy and content [20].

These findings identify an inherent inability of the signature tag methodologies to accurately elucidate fitness in this animal model of infection and underscore the subtleties of H. influenzae gene regulation.

Developments in the related disciplines of remote sensing, hillslope and wetland hydrology, empirical modeling, and tracer studies will assist in advancing current mechanistic modeling approaches to most accurately elucidate connectivity of GIWs to other surface waters and the effects of GIWs on downstream systems at the watershed scale.

To detect outlier populations and accurately elucidate patterns of isolation-by-distance, the DPR (Koizumi et al. 2006) was applied.

Therefore, we hypothesise that a combination of detailed histological examination of primary breast tumours and the OSNA whole lymph node assay can accurately elucidate the incidence and characteristics of node-positive DCIS and suggest the pathogenesis.

Further research will be required to more accurately elucidate the function of Angptl4, but also of Il18, Fgf15, Mif and Igfbp3 in the small intestine and their possible role in the etiology of the metabolic syndrome.

However we will demonstrate that appropriately designed experiments coupled with simple mathematical models of the transfer function can accurately elucidate biological function and provide a generalised analysis method that delivers relevant information on the system without requiring a-priori knowledge of sub-cellular processes.

This reinforces the ability of a non-anonymised interview scheme with trainees and their trainers in accurately elucidating the positive and negative aspects of their respective training posts.