Sentence examples for time to elucidate from inspiring English sources
In addition, we studied the differentiation state of cells in the EST protocol with time to elucidate the transition of pluripotent ESC to more differentiated cell types.
In this work, a two-phase flow model of 3D complex flow-fields of PEMFCs is developed by accounting for Forchheimer's inertial effect, for the first time, to elucidate the underlying mechanism of liquid water behavior and mass transport inside 3D complex flow-fields and their adjacent gas diffusion layers (GDL).
The grain-resolving simulation approach now allows us to track the drag and lift on individual particles as a function of time to elucidate this effect in more detail.
We need more time to elucidate the relation between our results and our patients' actual prognosis.
We thus decided to compare all of the series members at the same time to elucidate a consistent SAR.
Furthermore the results should be followed over a longer time to elucidate whether outcomes improve or impair with time.
This study is the first to use molecular data and estimates of divergence times to elucidate the evolutionary history of this unique haematophagous group in relation to their mammalian hosts.
Finger tapping has been for a long time studied to elucidate the timing processes that underlie the production of rhythmic behavior.
This study selected 24 h for sacrifice in order to capture the peak time point for mechanical damage; however, a time course to elucidate the duration of mechanical deficits would be an interesting contribution.
The systematic analyses of the evolution of such a distribution as a function of annealing temperature and time allowed to elucidate the kinetic growth mechanism (in the analyzed annealing temperature and time range) of the Au NCs in and on SiO2 in a ripening process of three-dimensional structures limited by diffusion but with different growth rates.
And yet, as Albright has said, it is now for the first time possible to "elucidate the New Testament historically in the light of the immediate background of John the Baptist and Jesus".
