Sentence examples for quantitative elucidation from inspiring English sources
The capillary-microreactor has thus proved to be a useful instrument for the quantitative elucidation of the mechanisms of exothermic liquid liquid two-phase reactions.
These conclusions have bearing on the transport and deposition of rhenium in various environments and our data are the first step in the quantitative elucidation of origins of rhenium deposits in these environments.
However, there is little information on the quantitative elucidation of the effect of ECM culture configurations on hepatocellular biochemical pathways.
Furthermore, the presented analytical work expands the results of our previous simulation by a quantitative elucidation of the extension and kinematics of a treadmilling network as a function of biochemical parameters.
Using this approach, the probability with time of a cell exceeding a threshold heteroplasmy h* can be straightforwardly computed for any initial heteroplasmy, allowing rigorous quantitative elucidation of this important clinical quantity (see 'Materials and methods').
Lysosomal Ca 2+ regulation has been of current interest in several recent research and review articles (e.g., ), yet a quantitative elucidation of the mechanism by which Ca 2+ signals are generated by the endolysosomal system is still lacking.
In this review recent advances in the elucidation of quantitative descriptions of disordered proteins from nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy are presented.
The system performed in a predictable manner and permitted, for the first time, elucidation of quantitative traits among sea lice families.
Once identified, the elucidation of their quantitative regulation will have important implications.
Nevertheless, the results here demonstrated the utility of sensitive and quantitative promoter activity profiling in elucidation of cellular responses to the drug.
The device in combination with PBPK software can therefore contribute significantly in the elucidation of the quantitative relation of a drug's local gut solubility, precipitation, metabolism in gut wall and the liver, and the impact of transporters resulting in the finally measured systemic drug plasma concentration profile.
