Sentence examples for sufficiently elucidated from inspiring English sources

One would not, according to [this view], have sufficiently elucidated what value is without that detour".

However, the significance of these factors as predictors of survival after disease recurrence (PRS) has not been sufficiently elucidated.

However, few studies have sufficiently elucidated the phosphorylation impact on the interaction between mitophagy receptors and LC3B from a structural point of view.

This phenomenon is well known as a change from the summing localization to the precedence effect, but the process for such a change has not been sufficiently elucidated.

Syrianus discusses each of these main topics of the book, but keeps his own comments short because the book "has already been sufficiently elucidated by the most diligent Alexander (of Aphrodisias)" (54, 12f).

UDP-glucuronocyltransferase 2B7 (UGT2B7) catalyzes glucuronidation of various types of endogenous compounds and drugs, but the genetic basis of interindividual variation in the metabolism of these substances has not yet been sufficiently elucidated.

First, we could not sufficiently elucidate the exact mechanism of the metastasis-enhancing potential of residual tumor.

The molecular and cellular events of the immune response have been elucidated sufficiently to suppress the response in the clinical setting of transplantation and to prolong graft survival and function in patients.

In general, glycolytic enzymes, molecular chaperones and cytoskeletone identified as membrane targets for 15d-PGJ2 are known to localize in the cytosol, but their roles on the cell surface have not been elucidated sufficiently.

7 Furthermore, the correlations of the operation conditions with the nature and extent of dissolution have not been elucidated sufficiently.

In spite of widespread research on MSCs, the physiological roles of MSCs in adult animals and humans have not been elucidated sufficiently.