There is no blueprint for engineering one in captivity, no key that might elucidate which of its behaviors are hard-wired genetically and which ones it must be taught.
Berger thought that the Palau bones might elucidate the Flores mystery.
But because Ms. Grisebach withholds key details that might elucidate the chain of horrific events, the tragedies aren't quite convincing.
Further research might elucidate what type of lifestyle intervention under what circumstances positively affects psychosocial outcomes in this population.
Such islet cell expansion capability in vitro might elucidate a new source of insulin-secreting cells thereby possibly overcoming the problem posed by searching for human organ donation.
Furthermore, if researchers can identify the biological mechanisms by which these environmental chemicals cause brain abnormalities associated with ASDs, then closer examination might elucidate neurobiological "targets" for treatment interventions.
My author's voice informs every page I produce, whether the subject is a fictional woman recalling in first person how she asked a man to cut her hair so he would propose marriage to her, or a cultural musing on how the ancient Egyptian proscription against "eating one's heart" (being angry) might elucidate our popular malediction to "eat your heart out".
All participants implicitly accepted the idea that methods used to analyse Homer, say, or German myths might elucidate the Koran.In much of the Islamic world, even the agenda of such a meeting would be controversial.
Future molecular studies might elucidate the phylogenetic position of the ultramafic obligate Pittosporum-species in Sabah.
However, few data are available to inform the developmental nature of this phenomenon, an issue that studies of the earliest known forms of depression might elucidate.
However, an antibody approach is not ideal to detect and to quantify protein modifications and mutations but there is hope that MS might elucidate how best to proceed.
