Sentence examples for elucidating the range of from inspiring English sources
For brevity, we will not summarize all human performance studies, but will give a few examples elucidating the range of applications.
Improved strategies to further evaluate the impact of modified culture conditions upon in vitro excystation and axenization, would be highly informative in light of elucidating the range of host specificity among the G. intestinalis assemblages and sub-assemblages.
Analytic Ontology, the exploration of the categories of being, is a more purely reflective discipline aiming to elucidate the range of different elements in any universe.
Prior research has elucidated the range of these symptoms, but no study has determined which of these symptoms patients most desire improving or whether improving constipation itself by as little as one more bowel movement per week is deemed an important change.
This traction force microscopy technique provides a new way of elucidating the full range of biomechanical dynamics of cells in conjunction with their biochemical and functional activities and can contribute to the understanding of cellular functions in health and disease.
The identification of these elements (or domain analysis) allowed us to take the next step of extracting and sorting the segments of text or "themes" that would elucidate the full range of participant perceptions of pregnancy weight gain [ 36].
Further studies at transcriptional and proteomic levels are needed to elucidate the wide range of pleiotropic biological functions of ANGUSTIFOLIA in plants.
More studies are required to elucidate the full range of effects elicited by these mycobacterial preparations, which are currently underway.
Although recent outbreaks of food-borne disease caused by E. coli and Salmonella have been well documented, and may, in part, be due to increased consumption of uncooked and organically grown vegetables, it has proved difficult to elucidate the full range of factors involved and therefore manage the risks to human health from pathogenic bacteria in the environment.
