Sentence examples for example elucidation from inspiring English sources

For example, elucidation of phenomena associated with adhesion of chondrocytes to biomaterials is critical in addressing the difficult problem of articular cartilage regeneration.

Pedology, as a unique subdiscipline of soil science, contributes inordinately to Earth science, including, for example, elucidation of field variability, surficial weathering processes, Earth system dynamics, and vadose zone flow and transport.

Fig. 3 An example structural elucidation defined in our CSCCP problem.

These include, for example, the elucidation of protein protein relations in terms of ligand or cavity topological similarity via quantitative measures and the prediction of unreported potential ligand-target interactions by detecting potentially cross-binding ligands.

For example, better elucidation of the molecular events responsible for establishing and maintaining pathogenicity might improve optimal drug and vaccine design [ 9].

In the following, PPV is used as an example for elucidation of some of the physiological mechanisms and to expose the contents of the black box.

For example, more elucidation is required on the exact stoichiometry of TatA proteins per substrate and complex before such information can be incorporated into iJL1678-ME.

Notable examples include elucidation of the effects of lead on IQ and the links between arsenic and cancer.

From the start, he considered his systems, even the fully formalized ones, to be comprised of constant expressions, primitive and defined, with a fixed intended meaning, which he attempted to make clear by examples and elucidations.

The first example was the elucidation of the alizarin structure in 1868 (see above History of dyes: Natural dyes), followed a year later by its synthesis.

Through relevant case examples and a thorough elucidation of open strategies (in Appendix A), the authors build the case for their argument.