Sentence examples for really elucidate from inspiring English sources

But just as often she seeks answers to more open-ended questions about the power of the human body, its susceptibility to disease, and the divide between spirit and flesh that poses mysteries no one can really elucidate.

In addition, we could really elucidate the correct structures in herbs derived from a previous study.

The speech didn't really elucidate much, but opened up a vast sweep of possibilities.

The model was really intended to elucidate how populations would react to changing land-use patterns and how that depended on the distances the organisms moved.

Evidently, it is difficult to elucidate what really happen at cellular and molecular levels if only a single type of mechanical stimuli or one set of mechanical parameters at a given stimulus is used.

For the first time I'm really confident that we can elucidate the causes of complex diseases, be they genetic or be they environmental or be they gene/environment.

"The self-evaluation process gave us a chance to elucidate what is really being done and not done".

To further elucidate whether LCA really affected mitochondrial respiration, the complex I inhibitor rotenone and complex III inhibitor antimycin A were employed to assess the hypothesis.

The anti-spam engineers are doing some really cool work" – which she won't elucidate on.

Dr. Enerback said Dr. Spiegelman had taken a "really important step" in elucidating the basic biology of brown fat cells.

The whys and hows of the Government pounding the idea into the heads of the populace that bad people might somehow try and tarnish or ruin the Olympics don't really need to be elucidated.