Sentence examples for need of elucidation from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, numerous important and relevant observations were made in those early years of research and placing these initial findings in the context of current molecular biology knowledge provides a deeper understanding of the field and also highlights areas in need of elucidation.

Compelling evidence exists however supporting the need for elucidation of the role of negative lifestyle behaviours on the incidence of chronic pain, and the role of positive lifestyle behaviours on its incidence and effective management.

Thus, there is an urgent need for elucidation of the molecular mechanism of oncogenic effects of inhaled nicotine to facilitate development and evaluation of safety measures for eCigs.

However, we believe that one consequence of this study is that this different use of the term is in need of further elucidation.

These data show that treatment with IVIG is superior to systemic corticosteroids in experimental EBA and that the effects of IVIG are pleiotropic involving modulation of both the adaptive and innate immune response, although the detailed mode of action of IVIG in this model remains in need of further elucidation.

Although the effects of HOTAIR overexpression have been well-characterized functionally, the molecular details of its interaction with PRC2 are in need of further elucidation.

It has been shown that the GP indicates potential alarm symptoms in up to 12% (Ingebrigsten et al, 2013) of all consultations and suspect a serious disease in need of further elucidation in 6% of consultations (Hjertholm et al, 2014).

But it was interesting that they generally addressed this topic only after they were specifically asked to; they often perceived the wish to stop as self-explanatory and without need of further elucidation.

(1) This would suggest that the biological significance of p53 activation in XPO1 inhibition-induced apoptosis in MCL cells is highly unspecified and thus in need of further elucidation.

A full reconstruction of this complex landscape of adaptive mutations is needed for elucidation of biological mechanisms of viral adaptations to humans.

Further study on the expression of aleh1 in burdock roots during storage at different temperatures is needed for elucidation of the regulation of inulin degradation in burdock roots.