"There's really no need for elaboration," Vanzetti adds.
Phelps was telling it like it was, without any land-based need for elaboration, analysis or metaphor.
Almost uniquely in pharmacology, drug safety assessment is driven by the need for elaboration and validation of methods for detecting drug actions.
Petitioner argued in the Ohio Supreme Court, 'the pattern is obvious, an officer testifies he had information from a confidential source that a particular person is 'picking up' numbers in a given area and based on that information they arrest such person 'on sight' without a warrant.' 4 Judge Zimmerman of the Supreme Court of Ohio found it to be the fact without seeing any need for elaboration.
He later wrote lyrics and recorded vocals for the song but emphasised that there was no need for "elaborations [or] overdubs".
Author: Quesnel, J.Q., UNICEF, NYHQ Background: During the meeting held for the official roll out of the Medium-Term Strategic Plan (MTSP), gathering the various task managers, it was noted that there was a need for the elaboration of an explicit change management strategy in support to a successful implementation of the MTSP.
Rhythm production primarily activates the primary motor (M1), primary somatic sensory (S1), and premotor (PMA) cortices, supplementary motor area (SMA), and lateral cerebellar hemisphere, perhaps for controlling motor timing needed for rhythm elaboration (e.g., [27] [31]).
In our notes and transcripts of the interviews, we marked those parts of the texts that we needed for further elaboration and that were connected with the research goals – that is, a sentence or more expressing a relevant declaration.
Such fundamental dependency on the most upstream external compounds should intrinsically constrain sustained evolutionary elongation of multi-step metabolic pathways needed for color elaboration unless the metabolic network gains robustness – the ability to synthesize the same carotenoid from an additional dietary starting point.
Both terms in the title of this article are in need of elaboration.
On the mixed to negative side, Joseph Stannard, in his review for Adventures in Modern Recording, opined The Age of Plastic "sounds like unfinished business, a series of good ideas in need of elaboration".
