Sentence examples for worth elucidating from inspiring English sources

Specific lessons from this literature are described in the next section, but the rationale for the comparison between wind farm siting and hospital closure is worth elucidating.

However, it is equally worth elucidating basic viral pathogenesis of swine influenza, for swine influenza is one of main immunesuppressive diseases in pig flocks and causes the serious harm to the swine industry.

If an impact on birth weight is causal, which is yet to be established, it reflects a biological process that is worth elucidating even if not of direct health concern.

Because the 54% head injury DVT proportion reported by Geerts and colleagues is at odds with the current review, certain study features are worth elucidating [ 3].

However, the proposal is inevitably speculative, and aphasia is a term in use in later Pyrrhonism; it seems worth trying to elucidate it on the assumption that the transmitted text is correct.

Given the strong enrichment of differentially regulated genes linked to the functional pathway of complement and coagulation, our data suggested that it may be worth to further elucidate exact underlying molecular mechanisms as they may hold key regulatory mechanisms in cancer development and growth.

Out of these 7 DEGs, three hypothetical proteins (LOC788205, LOC509649 and LOC777601) and two transcribed loci (Bt.19107.2.A1_at and Bt.19107.1.S1) could be worth pursuing further to elucidate their functional role in marbling.

(See 2.3 on Burke below) In elucidating conservatism, one should distinguish between the metaethical claim that abstract values do not exist or are not worth pursuing, and the epistemic challenge "how are these values be accessed in practice?" Conservatism is primarily an epistemic standpoint.

"He was pointing out particular shots, elucidating things".

Elucidating consciousness could have similarly portentous results, Dr. Koch suggests.

I'm not very good at elucidating my own poems.