Sentence examples for enigmatic how from inspiring English sources

It has remained enigmatic how crista junctions that connect inner boundary membrane and cristae are formed.

However, it remains enigmatic how actin cytoskeletal regulation directs dendritic filopodial emergence or their subsequent maturation into dendritic spines during development and on into adulthood.

The selection illustrates how sensual and enigmatic, how deliciously ambiguous abstract photographs can be, given the medium's innate illusionism.

It has remained enigmatic how this is accomplished.

It remains enigmatic how TSA could affect blastocyst formation but not post-implantation health.

However, at the biochemical level, it has remained enigmatic how KDM1A could so dramatically change its target substrate specificity.

Speaking at today's press unveiling, she was enigmatic about how the effect was achieved.

Producers in this secretive business are tight-lipped about the costs and occasionally enigmatic about how much their carbon emissions will really be cut.

Almost exactly two and a half millennia ago, the young Buddha had posed a rather enigmatic question: "How can anyone laugh who knows of old age, disease, and death?" This question inspired scholar Lee Siegel to write a remarkable book, Laughing Matters: Comic Tradition in India (University of Chicago Press, 1987).

Several critical questions remain enigmatic, as to how and how fast the synapto-nuclear messengers are shipped to the nucleus, and what their actual roles are on gene induction.

To set the scene, she says how "enigmatic" and "paradoxical" Egyptian society is.