Sentence examples for elucidating meaning from inspiring English sources

Undergraduate students participating in the program can improve the quality of genomic sequence and annotate genes and other features, elucidating meaning from DNA sequence.

Semiotic tools were employed to interpret the expression of architectural forms and to formulate a subsequent understanding of these architectural forms by turning each element into a communication tool that elucidates meaning.

The initial stage of constant comparative analyses was done through open coding by two independent investigators (Vreeman and Kamaara), involving a line-by-line analysis of each transcribed page of informant data to elucidate meanings and processes.

It's also fine that only a small fraction of the Court's oral arguments will interest a wide audience: cases like those elucidating the meaning of the bankruptcy code or arcane arbitration rules are on the docket much more often than same-sex marriage, affirmative action or the death penalty.

Too often, this is not done because the emphasis is on introducing the great man's thoughts rather than elucidating their meaning and value for the recurrent issues of human existence.

"It is Halliday's writings — not those of Noam Chomsky, Edward Said, Alexander Cockburn, Christopher Hitchens or Tariq Ali — that can elucidate the meaning of today's most virulent conflicts; it is Halliday who represented radicalism with a human face".

Instead of bearing down on lyrics to elucidate their meaning or to showcase a rhyme, she creates a complex character from whom words slide out as naturally as though they just popped into her mind.

Both theoretical and numerical studies are presented to elucidate the meaning of the accessibility and the identifiability of horizontal vibration.

The objective of this study is to elucidate the meaning of HD hyperferritinemia through the analysis of its ferritin iron content (FIC).

Given the diversity of sensations and activities that can converge on a patient report of "I feel dizzy," it is impossible to know precisely what is being experienced without additional questioning to further elucidate the meaning and triggers of "dizzy".

In order to elucidate the meaning of rational action, Schutz hypothesized what a rational actor would have to know, even though such completely rational actions might never be realized in everyday life.