Sentence examples for enigmatic discussed from inspiring English sources

While it is common for many eukaryotic proteins to have multiple phosphosites, the order by which these sites become activated or the duration of time that such sites remain phosphorylated are enigmatic (discussed in [ 18- 21]).

At present, the function of layer 6B remains somewhat enigmatic and was controversially discussed in the last decades of research.

During TIFF, we sat down with the enigmatic director to discuss his unprecedented productivity, the challenges of going Hollywood, and his mother's unlikely experience with Ichi the Killer.

The definitions of "quality" being discussed will not lead to making an enigmatic diagnosis at an earlier time or a more skillful surgery.

Mostly, though, it publishes long essays with enigmatic titles, each one prefaced by a list enumerating matters to be "discussed".

In the video above, Crewdson and his crew discuss crafting enigmatic forest scenes in and around the rural town of Becket, Massachusetts, where Crewdson has lived, in a converted church, since 2011.

Zoraptera is indeed the most enigmatic insect lineage with respect to its evolutionary history, with more than 10 discussed positions within Polyneoptera as well as Paraneoptera (Yoshizawa 2007).

Although several possible functions for stromules have been suggested and discussed [ 5], the final role of stromules in plant cells remains still enigmatic.

We discussed various theories about the Brotherhood and the military, although none of us knew much; the modern politics had become as enigmatic as any strand of Egyptology.

Last night I had dinner with a friend from Japan's foreign ministry to discuss, among other things, the enigmatic Mr Ozawa.

Much of the novel is spent in her kitchen discussing wild plans with her enigmatic little cousin John Henry West and the bustling black cook Bernice Sadie Brown.