So if we look at the "big picture," immunology is adjusting to the twin demands of increasing molecular elucidation, on the one hand, and addressing the ecology of immunity, on the other hand.
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 result is more a curiosity for fans of the movie than any elucidation on Frank Pierson's Oscar-winning screenplay.
I was gratified indeed to read Miles Hoffman's elucidation on the word "crescendo".
And by October, the cost had climbed to $89 million, according to figures provided to the City Council by the mayor's office, which declined several requests for elucidation on the project.
Or to get elucidation on how, as Newsweek's Fareed Zakaria put it, "the veil is not the same as the suicide belt".
A little elucidation on "Pop" Torello, the honoree of a somewhat cryptic brass plaque at 227 Smith Street in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, and the subject of a question about his identity in the F.Y.I. column on Nov. 2: Living right around the corner, I, too, have been intrigued by the plaque, and in the days leading up to its 50th anniversary in July 2006, I did some digging.
This work presents an elucidation on development in biohydrogen encompassing biological pathways, bioreactor designs and operation and techno-economic evaluation.
This is clearly the most comprehensive book on computer-assisted structure elucidation on the market and generally a valuable resource for anyone working in the area of structure elucidation of small molecules.
Although there are some reports on genes involved in plant DDT, most describe TLS polymerases (Anderson et al. [2008]; [Curtis and Hays 2007]; Garcia-Ortiz et al. [2004]; Sakamoto et al. [2003]; Takahashi et al. [2005]) and a few on error-free DDT genes from Arabidopsis (Chen et al. [2008]; Wen et al. [2006]; Wen et al. [2008]), with little elucidation on the mechanism.
