Sentence examples for later elucidation from inspiring English sources

As we discuss later, elucidation of the specific mechanisms by which control is manifest in mtDNA populations will require further research, but these numerical experiments attempt to represent the cases where a perturbation is naturally compensated for (matched changes, Figure 5A) and where it is not (unbalanced change, Figure 5B).

"In Search of Lost Time" is full of internal cross-references, recalls of earlier experiences pointing toward much later elucidations.

This finding was later confirmed by elucidation of the three-dimensional X-ray structure of the variant protein.

We will provide further elucidation on the second reason later in this section.

The bacteriophage clamp loader, whose structure seems to reflect a rather curious evolutionary history (we return to this briefly later), has played a particularly important part in the elucidation of the clamp loader mechanism.

POMs attracted attention in the field of protein crystallography when they were used during early stages of the crystallization and structure elucidation process of the ribosome which was later awarded with the Nobel prize for chemistry in 2009 [9].

Only later, fragmentation trees were conceived as a means of structural elucidation [148].

Note that Brouwer did not include this elucidation in the published paper (1926A), nor in later presentations.

It was later shown [49] that if StrucEluc was used for the structure elucidation of this particular natural product the researchers would have easily avoided their erroneous suggestions.

How come we produce idiot after idiot, each new generation promising insight, elucidation and words of wisdom.

These are not factors that would directly contribute to a SAR but are simple assays that act as surrogates for structure and that would allow full elucidation of the role of structure in a SAR at a later date.