Sentence examples for some elucidation from inspiring English sources

Today, attempts by reporters to gain some elucidation met with a blank wall.

'Catch-Aunts'/'Aunts Catch' (Friday and Saturday) If you are hoping for some elucidation of what this title means, I'm afraid disappointment must be yours.

White offered some elucidation and context to the decision on his personal blog on Monday, though did not say what he plans to do next.

The scope was to determine the chemical structure of the organic and inorganic materials precipitated or left in solution at each pH and to obtain some elucidation on the nature of their interactions.

The movement's overall mission has great legitimacy, but its land grabbing policy requires some elucidation.

DH and LJ carried out some structure elucidation experiments.

Strawson then attempts to explain some other elucidations of the subject-predicate distinction as deriving from his own suggestion, and to develop a more general criterion on the basis of his own account having captured the core cases.

> Quadrupole ion trap mass spectrometry features multiple tandem MS spectra (MSn), allowing, to some extent, structural elucidation of unknown peptides.

But some things need no elucidation.

On this view, causal claims in fundamental physics would need to be given some other, non-interventionist elucidation.

Elucidation of some of the molecular mechanisms of EGFR-mediated chemoresistance may lead to novel treatment approaches against molecules linked to EGFR signal transduction.