Sentence examples similar to is relatively elusive from inspiring English sources
The term "green building" is relatively new and a precise definition is elusive.
This goal is not so elusive when the molecular weight is relatively small and the antibody formation risk is negligible.
While the mode of ecdysone action is relatively well understood, the molecular mode of JH action remains elusive.
Of course, for many, comfort can still be elusive, even in a community where the elderly population is relatively affluent.
But while influencing bond yields is relatively straightforward for a central bank with a printing press, changing the psychology of inflation in Japan is proving more elusive.
I can see in retrospect that those things were otherwise relatively elusive in my daily life, my parents consciously attempting to find a new way to be a family, upending the previous norms.
Prime time for the golden eagles, majestic and elusive birds that are relatively uncommon in the East, is in mid to late fall.
Five eukaryotic supergroups are relatively well established but the relationship between these supergroups remains elusive, and their divergence seems to best fit a "Big Bang" model.
However, the up-regulation of Tsa1p was relatively modest (Table 1), and the role of Tsa1p in Yap1p-mediated stress response remains elusive.
He is preternatually elusive.
