Sentence examples for elucidating our from inspiring English sources
Jamieson, by elucidating our past failures and casting doubt on whether we'll ever do any better, situates it within a humanely scaled context.
Specifically, we offer a thought experiment elucidating our view of movement.
Finally, recent data obtained by Intracortical MicroStimulation (ICMS) experiments in rhesus monkey can help elucidating our observation that disgust is associated with faster motor response.
However, elucidating our pathway diagram required that we examine the effects of including/excluding specific covariables, e.g. stage and measures of prior health system contact, on the associations between previously undiagnosed diabetes and outcomes, which would not have been possible had we summarized these effects in a single propensity score.
My author's voice informs every page I produce, whether the subject is a fictional woman recalling in first person how she asked a man to cut her hair so he would propose marriage to her, or a cultural musing on how the ancient Egyptian proscription against "eating one's heart" (being angry) might elucidate our popular malediction to "eat your heart out".
Shakespeare wrote in "Henry IV Part II": "Is it not strange that desire should so many years outlive performance?" When it can elucidate our understanding of an unknown world, certainly not.
We supply some examples to elucidate our obtained results.
To elucidate our results, we present two examples together with an application of a system of integral equations.
To elucidate our suggested approach, we use examples and results from our ongoing research project, in which the 'Three-perspectives-approach' is currently applied.
In the following we are going to elucidate our finite-size scaling procedure and how we were able to distinguish between the different phases.
The Neurospora model has elucidated our fundamental understanding of the clock as nested positive and negative feedback loop, regulated by transcriptional and posttranscriptional processes.
