elucidation

Examples of elucidated

elucidated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

However, the signalling pathway leading to such changes has not been elucidated.
Perhaps, somewhat surprisingly, there remain important features of such equations which have yet to be fully elucidated.
While a full understanding of myometrial activation is yet to be achieved, some parts of the conundrum are beginning to be elucidated.
The molecular mechanism for reprogramming of the donor nuclei following somatic cell nuclear transfer has not been fully elucidated.
This model and supporting literature highlight many areas for future research, because the factors that affect the patient perspective have yet to be fully elucidated.
The genes related to these elements need to be elucidated, by molecular genetic studies, which include good measurements of these social and behavioural aspects.
It is no more justified to speak of ' compelling scientific evidence ' than it is to assume that there is only one disorder to be elucidated.
The factors governing the exclusion of divalent cations could be elucidated by similar calculations.
Since the emergence pattern of marine trematodes has rarely been studied, the role of salinity is poorly elucidated.
Furthermore, several questions related to the properties of a pore system in open equilibrium with the bulk solutions need to be elucidated.
How life histories vary in relation to parasite burdens and the specific hazards presented by the contrasting environments in disparate wadis remains to be elucidated.
Nevertheless, changes in hydrolase substrates and their relationship with endosperm mechanical properties remain to be elucidated.
The mechanisms of this anti-parasite effect of gangliosides remain to be elucidated.
However, the nature of this opposition has not been precisely elucidated.
Apart from the causes of the intra-pair differences, there are still several purely descriptive aspects of family variation which have not yet been entirely elucidated.
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