Sentence examples for with further elucidation from inspiring English sources

The developed cRNA and vRNA reporters may help with further elucidation of the replication model of influenza A virus.

Though the ideal multimodal pre-emptive analgesic drugs and mode of administration are still not standardized, we believe that with further elucidation in function of the dorsal root ganglia, the development of molecular biology and pain mechanisms, the ideal multimodal pre-emptive analgesia will be an important strategy for pain control clinically.

The underlying mechanism for the sex disparities noted in the prevalence of AAA, and particularly in subjects with diabetes, needs further elucidation.

The role of social support as a potential buffer against the negative effects of racism as well as the effectiveness of social support as a strategy for coping with racism require further elucidation [ 37].

In a word, the design of the MPER-based vaccine is replete with complications that require further elucidation; therefore, we still have a long way to go before the bNAbs dilemma, as detailed in this review, is settled.

In addition, the displacement in latency may be due to differences in stimuli between studies (flashed lights in the former study and meaningful objects in the present study), although the time-course of the ERP pattern requires further elucidation with a larger sample.

The higher BP in the Black-African and Moroccan children with low BMI needs further elucidation.

As the preliminary evidence, the relationship between RLS and silent lacunar infarcts in patients with migraine still warrants further elucidation.

Furthermore, the uncertain association of Sii with human diseases necessitates further elucidation of presumptive Sii-specific virulence factors or the absence thereof in Sii.

The specific virulence factors of GAS strains which do cause NF and the basis of the inadequate host response in those patients who develop NF on infection with these GAS require further elucidation.

The specific virulence factors of the GAS which do cause NF and the basis of the inadequate host response in those patients who develop NF on infection with these GAS require further elucidation.