Sentence examples for problem to elucidate from inspiring English sources

In the past few decades, many hydrogeochemical studies have addressed the Arsenic problem to elucidate its origin (Welch et al. 1988; Webster and Nordstrom 2003; Guo et al. 2010) and to investigate the associated health problems.

The unprecedented amount of genetic information has provided hundreds of thousands of protein sequences [ 10], indicating that a challenging problem to elucidate their functions is posed.

By narrowing down the number of candidates selected for further study, it becomes a very tractable problem to elucidate the probable function of a number of these unknown features.

The failure curves obtained in this simplified problem help to elucidate some aspects of the failure mechanisms of an actual composite material subjected to these kinds of loads.

Intuitively, love differs from such attitudes as liking in terms of its "depth," and the problem is to elucidate the kind of "depth" we intuitively find love to have.

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.

We examine a simple model problem designed to elucidate how easily a hole in a diffusion flame can close and how easily an isolated region of burning in a mixing region (a flame isola) can grow.

One way of solving this problem is to elucidate the mechanism of action of DBS in MDD by using computational and animal models.

So far, however, the manner of the association of tau with DNA remains a fundamental problem to be elucidated.

For exercises targeting movement problems, studies need to elucidate which elements, modes, doses, and frequency and duration of exercise are optimal for specific joints and body regions.

Another problem is the need to elucidate the basis of a dynamic typology of religion in which phenomenology and history are properly brought together.