Sentence examples for elucidating in from inspiring English sources

And that description doesn't do justice to its convoluted history, which Mr. Moody has stopped elucidating in his performance.

"It really does a great job of elucidating, in a way that's visual, all the different parts of the brain".

Intracellular antibodies (intrabodies) are expected to function as therapeutics as well as tools for elucidating in vivo function of proteins.

Metabolic flux analysis (MFA) is a powerful technique for elucidating in vivo fluxes in microbial and mammalian systems.

A report from one of the main initiators of the institutionalisation process is elucidating in this respect: [T]he 'Grüne' [Green party] suggested, in North Rhine-Westphalia, clarifying the debate about the tentativeness of Muslim organisation to create federal structures.

By combining both methods we not only intended to detect both acid-fast and non acid-fast bacteria, we also aimed at elucidating in vivo the ratios of both subpopulations in the different locations of the lung lesion.

"What he could say and what he could not say, with points elucidated in the margins.

Poincaré's conjecture, elucidated in 1904, is fundamental to topology.

How that strength is to be used will have to be elucidated in the campaign to come.

"Them" is purportedly based on real events, their nature revealed in a splendid closing shot and elucidated in a final series of title cards.

An ache that is comparable to what another Japanese writer, Junichiro Tanizaki, writing 60 years earlier, elucidated in his essay on aesthetics, In Praise of Shadows.