Sentence examples for elusive components from inspiring English sources

Parker, in the end, has a more simple theory for how to build team confidence and chemistry, the elusive components of all winning teams.

The accident at Kamioka Neutrino Observatory, a large particle physics laboratory outside of Tokyo, is a major setback to research on the neutrino, one of nature's most elusive components.

Although our best fit model, the so-called standard Lambda Cold Dark Matter (LCDM) model, very successfully explains these remarkable observations, it is still based on two mysterious, undetected and elusive components: dark matter and dark energy.

Once more, the mechanism of restriction of COPII dependent budding to ERES remains the elusive component.

Gastrointestinal dysfunction is an intuitively important, yet descriptively elusive component of the multiple organ dysfunction syndrome.

Although the protein composition of mitochondrial permeability transition pore remains elusive, different components have been proposed, including the voltage-dependent anion channel, the adenine nucleotide translocator, the mitochondrial phosphate carrier and the cyclosporin A target cyclophilin D (Halestrap, 2009).

Very recently, using longer sequences (>10 s) of flashed gratings with different spatial phase, these formerly elusive retinotopic components in the imaging signal were shown in awake monkey (Omer et al. 2013).

Reactive power -- as opposed to what engineers call "real" power, which actually turns on light bulbs and toasters -- is an elusive but essential component of electricity that helps maintain magnetic fields around electrical equipment.

The mass market has been far more elusive, in large part because the components in the headsets were too costly.

The postsynaptic density (PSD) is crucial for synaptic functions, but the molecular architecture retaining its structure and components remains elusive.

The mechanism for detection of unpaired regions remains elusive, although DNA repair components have been linked to its efficiency (Samarajeewa et al. 2014).