Sentence examples for including elucidating from inspiring English sources

In BE, there are numerous faculty members studying this area, with projects including elucidating how one's DNA repair capacity affect one's susceptibility to cancer to determining how chronic inflammation acts as a major risk factor for cancer.

Finally we describe the critical roadblocks that must be addressed before this technology can fulfil its potential, including elucidating the mechanism by which the dECMs improve the expansion of primary MSCs and the identification of a readily available source of dECM.

We use MalaCards searches to populate additional sections, including elucidating new relations among diseases in the related diseases section and associating tissues in the anatomical context section.

Further deciphering of the complexities of breast cancer signal transduction pathways, their regulation and interplay, including elucidating downstream gene effects, is important, not least because therapeutic resistance is a persistent problem for all therapies targeting known pathways.

The developing chicken embryo has been an important model in deducing the role of the node in development, including elucidating the mechanisms patterning vertebrate left right asymmetry (Levin et al., 1995; Männer, 2001; Psychoyos and Stern, 1996; reviewed Davey and Tickle, 2007).

These include elucidating the fundamental relationship between molecular properties, such as length and charge, and macroscopic properties, such as phase behavior.

His research interests include elucidating the biophysical mechanisms underlying neural computation, understanding the mechanisms and purpose of visual attention, and uncovering the neural basis of consciousness and the subjective mind.

Specific interests include elucidating mechanisms whereby diet, metabolism and adiposity impact ovulation; and developing use ultrasonographic features of ovarian morphology as point-of-care diagnostic indicators for ovulatory disorders, risk of concurrent comorbidities and response to diet intervention.

Specific interests include elucidating the pathophysiological mechanisms that to lead amenorrhea (loss of regular menstrual cycles) in women, as well as improving the diagnosis, evaluation, and treatment of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) -- a condition of impaired fertility that is tightly linked to insulin resistance and excess male hormone production.

Strengths include elucidating the perspectives of an underrepresented population of patients and defining key areas for intervention in this population.

Interesting areas for further study may include elucidating the role of post-translational modifications in A-Complex formation and regulation.