Sentence examples for elucidation of the basic from inspiring English sources

Surface science has over the last 80 years largely contributed to the elucidation of the basic concepts, which govern heterogeneously catalyzed reactions.

His work on fracture included the development of the theory of elastic-plastic cracks, the elucidation of the basic processes of failure at the tip of a sharp notch, and a theory of cleavage cracking in iron.

Elucidation of the basic mechanistic and biochemical principles underlying siderophore mediated iron uptake in mycobacteria is crucial for targeting this principal survival strategy vis-à-vis virulence determinants of the pathogen.

Elucidation of the basic genetic changes of human hepatocellular carcinoma is important for the understanding and treatment of this cancer.

The elucidation of these basic questions may solve many riddles – among them the riddle of cancer and perhaps that of arteriosclerosis.

The elucidation of this basic mechanism offers a framework for continued investigation into the upstream and downstream protein-protein and protein-DNA interactions in eye development.

This approach has resulted in the elucidation of its basic properties including the stability and turnover of dendritic spines of neurons from various cortical regions during early developmental and in adult mice [20] [22].

Generally, there has been formidable progress [ 6, 13– 16] in the understanding of striated muscle function since the elucidation of its basic principles [ 2, 17– 17].

The elucidation of basic principles of signaling of the pro- and anticoagulant pathways has far reaching implications for strategies in sepsis therapy that target the coagulation system.

** It is difficult for the reader, given the overload of elucidation imposed upon the basic text, to maintain much momentum, and, indeed, one finds welcome refuge from the tedium and harshness of some Biblical passages in the companionable contemporary voice of the learned commentator.

It is difficult for the reader, given the overload of elucidation imposed upon the basic text, to maintain much momentum, and, indeed, one finds welcome refuge from the tedium and harshness of some Biblical passages in the companionable contemporary voice of the learned commentator.