Sentence examples for practices to elucidate from inspiring English sources

Or choose two disparate thinkers, and employ new comparative practices to elucidate some ostensibly similar concepts in differing cultural contexts (Yearley 1990).

Further research is warranted to study hyperoxia-induced effects in clinical practice, to elucidate time and dose-response relationships, and to provide evidence-based oxygenation targets and interventions through robust clinical trials.

Therefore, in the present study, by tracing the contacts of HIV-infected MSM, we aimed to identify new HIV infections that might otherwise go unrecognized by routine practices and to elucidate transmission patterns in a sample of MSM by using HIV genotyping and phylogenetic analysis.

This has provided an aerial platform for my writing for several decades, and there is much in my poems from Hua-Yen Buddhism, a practice intended to elucidate the actual moment of Buddha's enlightenment.

Here, a narrative style and Q&A form are employed to vividly convey scenarios that may be encountered in clinical practice and to elucidate decision making in complex circumstances.

The aim of this study was to elucidate practices regarding iPSMs.

In this article, social learning theory, through the lens of "communities of practice" (CoP), is applied to elucidate the process of learning in journal club.

However, in practice the problem is to elucidate whether 2D NMR data involve nonstandard connectivities and, if their presence is found, which of the "suspicious" connectivities must be extended and by how many bonds.

There is an urgent need for this evidence in clinical practice and a need to elucidate if the higher costs of insulin analogues are justified in this respect.

Identification of such inconsistencies may serve to elucidate best practices that have been established through practice and perhaps handed down via formal and informal apprenticeship and training models, but not formally documented.

It also argues that a greater emphasis on evolutionary medicine in biology courses from high school through professional training is consistent with findings from the scholarly literature on human learning and cognition, which has begun to elucidate effective practices to improve teaching and learning.