Sentence examples for some further elaboration from inspiring English sources

While most of the definitions for these constructs are fairly self-explanatory, the 'promotion' and 'prevention' aspects of instrumentality require some further elaboration.

These ideas were repeated throughout the seventeenth century and into the eighteenth, sometimes with some further elaboration, sometimes reproducing the exact text of The Byrth of Mankynde or from Thomas Raynald's later version, sometimes abbreviating it.

Second, the concept of "leisure activities" was not intuitively understood by some elderly without further elaboration.

As an alternative we propose a relatively simple logistic regression models that is appropriate for some data sets (with further elaboration in the Discussion).

At some point, either before or after further elaboration of the cytoplasmic compartment, mitochondria moved into the cytoplasm by penetrating the ER membrane.

Once the ductal tree is established, repeated estrus cycles of ovarian hormones elicit further elaboration of the epithelium in some mouse strains, generating small lateral branch points.

However, several aspects and some limitations to this observation are discussed and deserve further elaboration.

Some of the justices may read statements from the bench, offering further elaboration — and more opportunity for confusion.

The crux of the story seemed to be summed up neatly in one sentence that I thought called for further elaboration: "Investigators have reportedly taken DNA samples from some 600 F.L.D.S. members, including children......

It requires no further elaboration.

There will be no further elaboration.