Sentence examples for elucidation which from inspiring English sources

This point obviously calls for a more thorough investigation in order to to achieve full elucidation, which is precisely what has been attempted in the present note.

Both the New Elucidation, which was Kant's first work concerned mainly with metaphysics, and the Physical Monadology further develop the position on the interaction of finite substances that he first outlined in Living Forces.

It was premature elucidation, which is fairly common when talking vibrators.

Moreover, this bottom-up approach allows additional structural elucidation which enables molecular lipid species identification 30, 31.

A good general source of objections to Vision in God is Malebranche's own Elucidations, which was first appended to the Search in 1678, only four years after the original edition.

Specification of primordial germ cells (PGCs) activates epigenetic reprogramming for totipotency, the elucidation of which remains a fundamental challenge.

Consider the concepts referred to in the words "where," "when," "why," "being," to the elucidation of which innumerable volumes of philosophy have been devoted.

The progressive refinement of both techniques (eg, use of arterial grafts and drug eluting stents) has improved clinical outcomes but the elucidation of which of the two treatments is more effective would require well designed randomised studies.

Part I lays out the fundamentals of CASE systems: the authors walk the reader through chapters covering different possible strategies for computer-assisted structure elucidation after which they give a brief history of the field.

These issues collectively constitute the "structure elucidation problem," which has dogged combinatorial synthesis since its inception.

Further, our study warrants quest for more host proteins critical for viral life cycle, the elucidation of which can provide useful insights into designing novel antiviral interventional strategies.