Sentence examples for elucidates this from inspiring English sources
Washburn elucidates this very well.
Simon Hattenstone, elucidates this point further: He didn't say a word more than necessary and often said less.
This paper further elucidates this transition.
The following example from the Al-Jazeera English-language report elucidates this case: 8. Evidence found at the scene of the blast also included a tooth, probably of the bomber, which featured an unspecified 'distinguishing mark' on its crown, suggesting that he may not have been from Lebanon, the report said (Al-Jazeera English report). .
Our simple network-based mathematical model elucidates this phenomenon by both incorporating the heterogeneous distribution of contacts among age groups and tracking the changing immunological structure of the population from one season to the next [12], [24].
On the other hand, the side chain-independent mode of D-Tyr3AA binding that we observe in the current study not only elucidates this chiral discrimination mechanism but also elegantly explains the ability of DTD to act on multiple D-amino acids, even when they are bound in a fixed orientation.
The publication of Plath's journals was evidently undertaken to elucidate this relationship.
A brief look at present-day Hong Kong will quickly elucidate this point," he says.
To commemorate and, more important, elucidate this dark passage of the city's past, the International Slavery Museum is to open here on Aug. 23.
One would think that Edward Albee, who has written good criticism as well as plays, would relish the chance to elucidate this dramatic project.
Freud owned a drawing done "to elucidate" this painting – it seems the great realist painter wanted a key to his friend's near-abstract image.
