Macmillan likely knows that it doesn't quite work, because he doesn't stress or try to elucidate the point.
More research is warranted to elucidate the point of intervention of lutein along the apoptotic cascade.
The positive result presented seemed not to be affected by this occurrence, and probably an in vivo experimentation in larger animal models could further elucidate the point.
To elucidate the point of departure of our understanding, we have made a summation of our collective pre-understanding and presumptions in this study (Table 1).
However, given that the translocation of LPL to the surface of the endothelium requires multiple steps each with the potential for regulatory control of this process, we further investigated each step to elucidate the point(s) of control.
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).
Although our study and others indicate that the health literacy skills reliant on fluid cognitive ability are sensitive to age-related decline, longitudinal evidence is needed to elucidate the point at which age-related cognitive decline begins to affect health literacy and, in turn, self-management of health.
To elucidate the points, we examined conduction properties of engineered tissues.
Whether elucidating the finer points of Shakespeare to a class of unruly youths, or interacting with an oily stranger (Guy Pearce) who offers to satisfy Will's urge for revenge in exchange for an unspecified future favor, he struggles to find his footing.
The integration of stress-related specific transcriptomics information with the GSM model provides opportunities for elucidating the focal points of regulation.
They cover a lot of ground herein and strike a nice balance between thoroughly reviewing the relevant literature and elucidating the most salient points from the large body of work on the subject.
