Sentence examples for great elucidation from inspiring English sources

The Sarvastivada school is also known as the Vaibhashika because of the c. 2nd-century-ce commentary Mahavibhasha ("Great Elucidation").

Combining in-situ data from single-point time series with remotely sensed spatial data allowed a greater elucidation of changes in chlorophyll-a concentrations through wet season conditions in the Great Barrier Reef coastal waters.

But to the informed consumer hoping for greater elucidation, Mr. Seifert's partisan, oversimplified survey falls short.

Greater elucidation may well be achieved from considering the entire dataset, which is also recommended for the individual height classes.

However, investigation of the interactions between users and such persuasive technologies requires much greater elucidation.

Employing theories applicable to health-behaviour change can support efforts to harness technologies to promote physical activity, 23 but investigation of the interactions between users and such persuasive technologies requires much greater elucidation.

Therefore, novel ligands such as TCN 213 and 3-chloro-4-fluoro N-[4-[[2- phenylcarbonyl)hydraziN-[4-[[2- phenylcarbonyleN-[4-[[2- phenylcarbonylet al., 2010), withydrazino]carbonyl]benzylty, offer greater potential for elucidation of NMDA receptor composition.

Further investigation of these mechanisms should be of great relevance for the elucidation of stress-related psychiatric disorders such as major depression and PTSD.

In recent years, microRNAs (miRNAs) have evolved as a unique class of endogenous regulators that offer great potential in the elucidation of cancer pathophysiology.

The neural basis of error processing has attracted great interest, because its elucidation promises a better understanding of the mechanisms underlying adaptive and non-adaptive behavior.

Although NPC is a rare neurodegenerative disease, the naturally occurring and engineered genetic models of the disease show great potential for the elucidation of neurodegenerative disease biology that is translatable to humans.