Sentence examples for elusive affect from inspiring English sources

For centuries, man has struggled to standardize a psychovisual lexicon upon which poetry's elusive affect can be universally defined: to one reader, the above poem conjures the fleeting memory of a lost friend: perhaps it's through the haze of nostalgia, or the rhythmic cascade of line breaks, that the mind's eye is inscribed with the image of a woman's face in a wisp of smoke.

The design of such ambient visual cues for affect is an elusive topic that has been studied by painters, theatre directors, scenic designers, lighting designers, filmmakers, producers, and artists for years.

Nevertheless, the question of whether very high MELD scores affect mortality remains elusive.

Whether different depths of sedation make a similar contribution to pupil size and affect PDR remains elusive.

Mutations in DHDDS were shown to result in retinitis pigmentosa, ultimately leading to blindness, but the exact molecular mechanism by which the mutations affect DHDDS function remains elusive.

He thought about Charlie Chaplin and Michael Jackson as he mulled the affect and tone of the elusive man-child Wonka, and he, too, tried to block out Wilder.

However, to what extent of these genes affect catechin compositions still remains elusive.

Furthermore, how these changes in mitochondrial morphology affect muscle cell function remains elusive [ 29].

However, information on how and what inflammation-induced epigenetic changes affect invasion and metastasis remains elusive.

The mechanism by which hepatic injury may affect intestinal permeability, however, remains elusive.

However, the mechanism by which HDL affect cytokine production in monocytes is still elusive.