To illustrate this point, the study elucidated that women felt an obligation, culturally, to think about others first.
Early on Daumer elucidated the point that primary colors combine to create 'novel' colors visible to bees but not humans (Daumer, 1956; Daumer, 1958; see also Backhaus, 1991; Giurfa et al., 1995).
What if a few clicks of the smartphone can answer a question, solve a dispute or elucidate that thoughtful point you were making?
Aiming at elucidating this point, this study was carried out to identify the PGK parts that mediate binding to actin of C. haematoceps host cells and to determine the in vivo effect of the actin-binding region in the transmission process of spiroplasmas by its insect vector.
To elucidate on that point, let me refer to another musical,1776, wherein the Founding Fathers of America dance and sing to the tunes of democracy and freedom and liberty -- for white male landowners.
Elucidating this point would greatly add much on the strategy of cancer chemotherapy in the future.
Elucidating this point is challenging, however: results obtained in experimental models are only partially applicable to humans, and information obtained in clinical trials is strongly affected by a significant variability in histological assessments and endoscopic follow-up protocols.
Elucidating this point could enhance our understanding of the neural circuitry involved in spasticity and help prioritizing prevention or early treatment in patients at high risk for developing PSS.
To elucidate this point, recall again that there are 2 sources in phenotypic variances, genetic and epigenetic.
In addition, we demonstrate the explanatory power of the Zn world concept by elucidating several points that so far remained without acceptable rationalization.
