Sentence examples for more fully elucidate from inspiring English sources
The results presented herein motivate and provide a framework for future work to more fully elucidate the mechanism of this interesting and useful photopolymerization reaction.
Continued experimental investigation and incorporation of the resulting information into mathematic simulations may help to more fully elucidate the inner medullary urine concentrating mechanism.
Further studies involving larger sample sizes are required to more fully elucidate the association between migrainous features and insomnia among individuals with TTH.
Larger studies are needed in order to more fully elucidate the diagnostic utility of conjunctival biopsy in patients with conjunctival involvement and suspected granulomatosis with polyangiitis.
Continued experimental investigation of transepithelial transport and its regulation, both in normal animals and in knock-out mice, and incorporation of the resulting information into mathematic simulations, may help to more fully elucidate the inner medullary urine concentrating mechanism.
Continued experimental investigation of signaling pathways regulating transepithelial transport, both in normal animals and in knockout mice, and incorporation of the resulting information into mathematical simulations may help to more fully elucidate the mechanism for concentrating urine in the inner medulla.
Those who are wise obey those who give orders". Ben Penglase's book, Living with Insecurity in a Brazilian Favela: Urban Violence and Daily Life, takes up the task of more fully elucidating this "art" of favela living.
The risks of ADT are becoming more fully elucidated.
Additional experiments directed at more fully elucidating the function of QIL1 are needed.
However, the exact role that that cytokines play in muscle loss during immobilization must still be more fully elucidated.
This response, however, involves only a limited number of mRNAs that show minor changes in the expression level and remains to be more fully elucidated [ 26].
