The latter are often grouped together under the label 'non-reductive physicalism', though this label is itself rendered elusive because of the controversial nature of the term 'reduction'reduction
Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) is a deadly cancer that possesses an intrinsic resistance to pro-apoptotic insults, such as conventional chemotherapy and radiotherapy, and diffusely invades the brain parenchyma, which renders it elusive to total surgical resection.
Miscommunication renders their intentions elusive at best, and utterly worthless at worst.
Numerous post hoc analyses have been unable to prove or disprove causes; in fact, the design of the study renders such "proof" elusive.
As a result, the US's involuntary acquiescence has allowed Israel to defy the international community with impunity, further strengthening Israel's resolve against making any significant concession and rendering peace ever more elusive.
We are instead facing the distressing spectacle of history's richest and most powerful nation rendered the victim of an elusive foe impervious to the military might we have spent decades building.
It is quite feasible that higher avidity memory T cells would have selective advantage on rechallenge, but the comprehension of precise mechanisms rendering alteration of TCR remains elusive.
Since the first successful renal transplant performed by Hume et al in 1952, there has been an elusive search for agents rendering the immune mechanism unresponsive to the specific alloantigen stimulus of the engrafted organ while sparing nonspecific host resistance.
In a recent New York Magazine article titled, "On The Thomas Pynchon Trail," the publication included a "speculative rendering" of what fiction's most elusive mastermind might look like.
For psychology has rendered the self more exposed but also more elusive, more fascinatingly complex and, in the darker reaches, somewhat unpalatable.
