Sentence examples for if elucidating from inspiring English sources

Yet, if elucidating the mechanisms by which plants produce and perceive acoustic signals is a major challenge for future research, we know even less about how plants may use them and what potential ecological role sound plays in a plant's life.

Two examples of important structural aspects of AMPs in lipid bilayers are their orientation and degree of insertion, which if elucidated, could help in determining their biological activity.

Owing to Perforin-2′s highly conserved MACPF domain, we next were interested in elucidating if Perforin-2 and its MACPF domain can form pores.

However, this assumption needs to be verified with further experiments elucidating if vlPr neurons are sufficient and necessary to mediate odor aversion.

As if to elucidate his addiction to displays of the tormented self, he says: "I have had psychoanalysis for about 12 years in three different stages, with three different analysts.

If sufficiently elucidated, cis-regulation at the promoter will become a powerful design parameter for more complex regulation.

If it proves true, elucidating the mechanism will be important for understanding the transmission of H. pylori in human populations.

This characteristic makes computer models suited to perform "what-if" analyses to elucidate relationships between different phenomena and to aid in the validation or rejection of working hypotheses.

He elucidates with "if he's good enough, he's old enough".

However, it remains to be elucidated if this is true, and if the mechanism causing dysfunction in podocytes and GEnC is similar.

This study is part of a PhD thesis that aims to elucidate if the new ICP works and, if so, how it works and who it works for.