Sentence examples for elusive evidence from inspiring English sources

While the exact nature of antigens stimulating the immune system remains elusive, evidence for microbiota-induced activation of B cell and T cell immunity does not suggest the involvement of a unique, pathogenic antigen in disease etiology but rather a generalized loss of tolerance to microbiota in IBD subjects.

Although the inciting factors for AAA development continue to be elusive, accumulating evidence suggests a significant periaortic inflammatory response leading to degradation and dilation of the aortic wall.

Although the functional role of microalgal endogenous phytohormones remains elusive, molecular evidence from the oleaginous microalga Nannochloropsis oceanica suggests that endogenous ABA and CK are functional and that their physiological effects are similar to those in higher plants.

Even though the precise site where migraine origins still remains elusive, consistent evidence suggests that initial mechanisms may dilate intra- and extra-cerebral arteries, and cranial vasoconstriction may mediate at least a part of the effects of anti-migraine abortive drugs [8].

In a system designed to deal out harsh penalties to convicted offenders, justice for Phipps has been just as elusive as evidence of his guilt.

Although the pathogenesis of OA remains elusive, mounting evidence suggests that transforming growth factor β (TGF-β) signalling plays a role in the development of OA [ 4].

Although the exact nature of molecular events causing chromosome fragility is still elusive, increasing evidence suggests that delayed or defective replication fork progression through fragile sites may be one of the underlying causes of chromosome fragility.

Although molecular details of the function of these proteins remain elusive, the evidence that they regulate the synthesis of several key wall polymers during growth of the lateral wall is strong.

Effectively managing behavior in this triad has proven elusive as evidenced by the ongoing debate in both academic journals and the general media.

This is the elusive kind of evidence police would need to show more of to bolster their claim that bikie gangs are in effect criminal franchises.

Figures for the UK are more elusive, but anecdotal evidence suggests a similar picture.