Sentence examples for scientific elucidation from inspiring English sources

The other field, product engineering, is a younger, less mature area where the scientific elucidation of the structure/property relationship at molecular and microscopic levels first needs to be tackled.

Tuberculosis, malaria, and HIV exemplify host pathogen relationships that are complex and demand significant scientific elucidation at multiple levels from the molecular to the community.

It may be that teachers who do know their students' misconceptions can construct learning activities that are far more effective than those teachers who assume that their students are simply blank slates ready to absorb a particularly cogent elucidation of a scientific conception.

"I was pretty explicit with her on the phone not to expect much of this program in terms of her own diagnosis," he said, but rather to feel like part of a larger contribution to scientific knowledge in general, to the elucidation of a new disease.

But due to lack of scientific and systematic approach for the elucidation of impact of interactive process variables in any of the previous works, present work was carried out for the process optimization of MCT β-CD grafting on cotton with the exploitation of the key variables.

This would be a loss both from the practical and scientific aspects of medicine, since the elucidation of the problems of acidosis has thrown considerable light on many aspects of clinical medicine and has led to the adoption of valuable therapeutic measures.

Concerted multidisciplinary scientific approaches have been directed to the elucidation of various aspects of PHA.

Working in the causal-mechanical tradition pioneered by Wesley Salmon (1984, 1998), other philosophers turned to understanding mechanism elucidation as the avenue to scientific explanation in biology (Bechtel and Abrahamsen 2005; Bechtel and Richardson 1993; Craver 2007; Darden 2006a; Glennan 2002; Machamer, Darden, and Craver 2000; Sarkar 1998; Schaffner 1993; Woodward 2002, 2010).

But it turns out that the lower limits of life are still a biological mystery and their elucidation has only recently become a popular scientific objective.

Among the most spectacular scientific discoveries of the twentieth century is Watson and Crick's elucidation of the structure of the molecule responsible for inheritance deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) (Watson and Crick 1953).

Thus, elucidation of SM expression in fungi is of substantial scientific, economic, and medical relevance.