Sentence examples for elucidate all from inspiring English sources

"My point here," Zuckerman writes, "isn't to elucidate all the peculiarities of my social network (indeed, analysing these diagrams is a bit like analysing your dreams – fascinating to you, but off-putting to everyone else).

Finally, two numerical examples are included to elucidate all concepts and outline their potential for practical applications.

Second, although sensibility theory too aspires to elucidate all value, it eschews the ambition to give a non-circular account.

NEESPI sought to elucidate all aspects of ongoing environmental change, to inform societies and, thus, to better prepare societies for future developments.

However, in this approach the interpretation will not be able to elucidate all of the information available on structures containing multiple toxicophores where the activity is binary.

The mechanisms proposed to explain, at the microscopic scale, the cracking propagation processes are not able to elucidate all aspects of this phenomenon in different metal/environment systems.

Elucidating all of the consequences is clearly beyond the scope of this paper.

Certain reactions are more precisely measured with some labels than others, and no label is best at elucidating all reactions.

For E. coli, the complete MEP pathway has been elucidated, all genes involved have been determined, and their corresponding enzymes were described (Eisenreich et al. 2004).

While the details of this process have yet to be elucidated, all three NFATc factors expressed in lymphocytes appear to be induced and translocated into the nucleus of lymphocytes in a similar way.

Thus, although the genetic mechanism modulating the occurrence/accumulation of the mtDNA CR heteroplasmy needs further work to be elucidated, all the data suggest the involvement of nuclear sex specific factors.