It is provisional, shifting, temporary and subjective, that's what it is, and the quest for its elucidation is forever incomplete and wholly narrative.
Its elucidation will certainly be labor intensive, but potentially rewarding since it increases the possibilities for targeted interference and the development of useful drugs.
Its elucidation is itself.
Because of its quantitative character, Democritus's atomism invited for its elucidation the application of mathematics and mechanics, which in the 17th century were sufficiently developed to answer this invitation.
Since this kind of critical condition has not been captured in the previous studies, its elucidation can be considered not only notable but also useful, in manipulating combustion process in the R&D of air-breathing rocket.
The inquiry was as to the value of the professional services rendered by the plaintiff to the defendant's testator, and, as the case was presented below, the amount or value of the latter's estate could shed no legitimate light upon this issue nor aid in its elucidation.
Nevertheless, the difficulties in large animal experiments keep its elucidation insufficient.
The following concise summary of the theory is based on its elucidation in Cousins 1981 and Gethin 1994, 17 22.
While the underlying mechanism is unclear, its elucidation is likely to promote our understanding of the neurodegenerative process in temporal lobe epilepsy.
This variability in toxin production has a presumable origin in the gene content of the PST gene cluster, its elucidation would thereby provide further insight into the PST biosynthetic machinery and the evolution of this intriguing gene cluster.
At present, the molecular nature of such a mechanism in animal cells is completely unknown, and its elucidation at genomic, proteomic and biochemical levels would be facilitated by use of a rapid method of separating large subpopulations of cells based on precise size measurements.
