Sentence examples for held to elucidate from inspiring English sources

In all 19 Focus Group Discussions (FGD) with 150 midwives working in labor rooms were held to elucidate what issues are important in mother-newborn skin-to-skin contacts in order to generate an item pool for developing a questionnaire on the topic.

Further studies will have to elucidate whether these findings also hold for other interventions.

This revolution of technology holds promise to elucidate complex diseases by allowing a genome-wide search for low frequency and rare and putatively functional variants.

He stated: Holding that "a publication must post a real risk of undermining public confidence in the administration of justice before it is held to be contemptuous", Loh J. elucidated the elements of the real risk test as follows: A real risk is not to be equated with a serious or grave risk, but merely something more than a de minimis, remote or fanciful risk.

Firstly, focus groups with stakeholders (5 patients and 3 clinicians) were held to introduce the prototype and elucidate how it could be improved.

The nature of elastic constants in solids holds a great importance to elucidate the microscopic nature interatomic bonding, equations of state, and vibrational density of states.

What could Klinger have found to elucidate that his predecessors didn't?

To elucidate if this hypothesis holds true, we analyzed mouse quadriceps tissues for apoptosis by measuring caspase-3 activity and TUNEL staining.

DSC studies designed to elucidate the effect of isothermal holding time showed that the extent of crystallization increased with holding time.

Beckett did not deign to elucidate or accommodate.

To elucidate further, let's take a brief glimpse into Pakistan's oblivious past.