Sentence examples for the elucidation from inspiring English sources
noun
A making clear; the act of elucidating or that which elucidates, as an explanation, an exposition, an illustration; as, one example may serve for further elucidation of the subject.
It's a little Hollywood, and the elucidation is purchased at too high a price.
"I will publish whatever is necessary for the elucidation of the public," says Boris.
Dr. Watson is being honored for "The Double Helix," the book he wrote about the elucidation of DNA.
The first task of psychoanalysis was the elucidation of nervous disorders.
It is extremely helpful in the elucidation of ligand promiscuity.
The paper aims at the elucidation of exposure response relationships.
This enables the elucidation of possible carbohydrate-dependent IgE functions.
This breakthrough discovery provided the conceptual groundwork for the elucidation of RNA interference biochemical pathways.
MS-based analyses will likely contribute substantially to the elucidation of fundamental mechanisms of bacterial pathogenesis.
The other polarographic methods were also used in the elucidation of the electrode process.
The elucidation process is described in details in our other works [25, 27, 43].
