The phrase "elucidate by" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to explain or clarify something by using specific examples or evidence. Example: The professor asked the students to elucidate their arguments by providing examples from the text.
What Robinson hopes to elucidate, by setting "Gilead" in 1956 -- on the eve of the civil rights movement -- is the swiftness with which the grand social aims of the Civil War and of the abolitionists collapsed into Jim Crow, and how easily old prejudices overcome the energy of good will.
Most glycodendrimers have to be considered highly flexible molecules with their conformational preferences most difficult to elucidate by experimental methods.
It will be interesting to elucidate by what means the introgression process (rather than the introgression per se) would have concomitantly affected numerous metabolic pathways or links such as K+ metabolism (changed the expressions of OsHAK family and OsAKT1), Na+ control, protein kinase (OsCIPK24), and Ca2+ binding protein (OsCBL4).
The inherent properties of complex biochemical reaction networks are hard to elucidate by intuition [4].
Our in silico study of scroll waves in the realistic 3D TNNP model has allowed us to elucidate, by detailed three-dimensional visualization, the effects of inhomogeneities and fiber rotation on the dynamics of these waves.
In order to begin to elucidate by which mechanism RA and FGF4 promote differentiation into PDX1+ cells from hESCs, the temporal expression pattern of FGFRs and RARβ was examined.
Was it the dismal economic situation, elucidated by Ed Conway at Sky News?
And third, the relief theory, best elucidated by Freud, says that we laugh to release pent-up energy.
Everything he does here is justified by the text, just as the darker sexual element elucidated by Mr. Nunn and Ms. Stroman is definitely there to be tapped.
Decades before the structure of DNA was elucidated by Watson and Crick, Morgan's work proved that chromosomes were involved in heredity.
Michael McKeon, the governor's director of communications, released a statement that seemed to suggest that the inequities elucidated by the judge, Justice Leland DeGrasse, had already been dealt with.
