Sentence examples for may elucidate one from inspiring English sources
The results may elucidate one of the critical barriers to understanding head injury caused by ground impact and provide a solid theoretical guideline for considering pedestrian safety in vehicle design.
This may help to elucidate one of the many mechanisms by which serpinA1 is overexpressed in various cancers.
Buruma, who has written widely on Asia, takes pains to elucidate one culture for the benefit of another.
The discussed case studies have shown how two very different disease categories, a rare vitamin deficiency and relatively frequent reproductive cancers, may be used to explain evolutionary concepts and principles and to elucidate one or more pathways to disease development.
David Coulthard, attempting to elucidate one of the finer points of the new qualifying system, turned to Edwards and suggested: "We should explain the offside rule after this".
Given Orwell's perpetual ability to elucidate, one shouldn't be surprised that its argument would shed light— or so it seems to me — on contemporary American politics.
Although the true distribution of cluster sizes cannot be observed in the absence of complete sampling, epidemic models such as this one may elucidate factors that contribute to these distributions and help investigators arrive at prior expectations of cluster distributions in the specific transmission scenarios under study.
A second and longer follow-up period, crossing over more than one academic year, may elucidate any effect of the college environment on the level of contact found among participants.
The fascinating question of how it came to be the great teacher Nadia Boulanger in Paris who helped so many American composers discover their national identities is one the series may elucidate.
Although the exact role of the VDRl isoform in human physiology rest to be elucidated one may presume that changes of the tissue transcript abundance of this isoform might be reflected by the changes in the expression profile of the VDR responsive genes.
In years to come, advances in imaging technology may elucidate a connection between the thinko and the prevalence of misspeaking on the political stump.
