Sentence examples for elusive type from inspiring English sources
Mr Bowie seems destined to be that most elusive type of rock icon: one who can continue to command the world's attention, even as he begins to draw his pension.
She's an elusive type, y'see.
Now researchers think they've found a way to make large amounts of an elusive type of nanotube that could provide even more impressive applications.
Instead, it more closely matched the mtDNA of a Denisovan, an elusive type of extinct human discovered when its DNA was sequenced from a finger bone from Denisova Cave in Siberia.
Among these "exotic" source populations, we will focus on the nature of two classes of hard X-ray sources: those characterized by high X-ray-to-optical flux ratios – a fraction of these are associated with the rather elusive Type 2 quasars – and the X-ray bright optically normal galaxies, also known as XBONGs.
Downstream rewiring had until now been the most elusive type of NAMs, as reflected by the fact that only a single instance of this type of mutation, where a kinase is altered in specificity through mutation, RET M918T, had been reported in the literature (Borrello et al., 1995, Santoro et al., 1995, Songyang et al., 1995).
"Somebody had to break this elusive, holy grail type of thing, and I'm glad it was Murray," said Pat Cash, the former Wimbledon champion from Australia who has lived in Britain for nearly 30 years.
Researchers have been hot on the trail of the elusive Denisovans, a type of ancient human known only by their DNA and thought to have lived across Asia.
The findings may shed new light on the vulnerabilities of the handover process, and they might help explain why improvements to handover have remained largely elusive and what type of future recommendations may be appropriate for improving patient safety.
Reptiles and amphibians are present in the park but are more elusive than other types of animal life.
However, it is still elusive if different types of EGFR tyrosine kinase mutations have different clinical impact.
