Sentence examples for elusive approaches from inspiring English sources

Since the identity of the toxic species for many amyloid diseases currently remain unknown, and their structures remain elusive, approaches for the prevention of toxicity in amyloidosis are still in their infancy [221].

Considering the critical role of the BA in the study of protein protein complexes and the still elusive approaches to predict it (Kastritis and Bonvin, 2010; Fleishman et al., 2011), we demonstrate here that the network of inter-residue contacts (ICs) between two interacting proteins is a good descriptor for the BA.

Lastly, as we struggle for this elusive, holistic approach to mitochondrial function in vivo, our experimental tools must also evolve.

The algorithm introduced in this paper allows the determination of the singularity loci of planar parallel manipulators with revolute actuators, which has been elusive to previous approaches.

Any wrong assumption on the growth rate of a priori FFC CO2 emission is compensated by the land source or sink in such a way that detection of bias in a priori emission remained thus far elusive by validation approaches using independent aircraft CO2 observations.

But the numbers are hard to come by and vary in quality depending on the population, because blue whales, unlike humpbacks, are elusive and rarely approach shore.

However, achiral ammonium 265 is also reactive to aldehyde 263 furnishing racemic products, perhaps explaining why very high enantioselectivities are still elusive using this approach.

In addition to this, the physical structure of vascular tissue remains elusive to in vitro approaches.

For example, it can facilitate more effective integration of behavioral treatments with medications, a goal that so far has proven elusive using purely clinical approaches (Combine Study Research Group 2006).

In addition, measuring the functioning of brain systems involved in behavior change in a given treatment, especially when combined with genetic biomarkers, may be used to identify patients who are likely to respond to that treatment, another goal that has been elusive using purely clinical approaches (Project MATCH Research Group 1997).

If equations are trains threading the landscape of numbers, then no train stops at pi. Pi is elusive, and can be approached only through rational approximations.