Acute infusion experiments could elucidate the issue of baroreceptor reflex blood pressure buffering capacity or resetting that remains unanswered from our study.
This might be a worthwhile future strategy to elucidate the issue.
To elucidate the issue, we examined data from a case control study conducted between 1992 and 1997 in the Swiss canton of Vaud.
Furthermore, in order to elucidate the issue of causation in the event that an association is observed, only data in which the relative timing of exposure to stressful life events and depression outcome is known will be used.
"Citing examples like this, which are extreme, do not elucidate the issues we are faced with," the editor wrote.
Evidently there were no critics around back then to elucidate the issues.
Likewise, activists and advocates have confirmed that they could often use an easily-accessible collection of resources that elucidate the issues they work on everyday and aid in organizing efforts.
To elucidate the issues that have prevented successful translation of neuroprotective therapeutic modalities for retinal disease from the preclinical to the clinical realm and to suggest strategies to circumvent these barriers in order to develop novel treatments to prevent vision loss.
In contradistinction to Maimonides, who introduced allegory, metaphor, and imprecise language into his work to convey the ambiguity of the subject matter, Gersonides saw it as his function to elucidate the issues as clearly as possible.
But there are enough organizations to train candidates and elucidate the issues I've mentioned, that though the hour is late, Americans may still yet rise up and do the right thing -- the "right thing" being something "Americans can always be counted on to do," according to Winston Churchill, "after they have first exhausted all other possibilities".
Verbatim quotes from each of the groups are used to elucidate the issues discussed in this article.
