Elucidate

A $1.5million research grant to the University of Wollongong aims to elucidate why people feel better after lolling around under towering eucalypts.

As investors, we leverage cohort analyses to elucidate the mechanisms of growth, retention, and sales efficiency.

Firstly, mass spectrometry and liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry are essential tools used to identify unknown compounds, quantify known materials, and elucidate the structural and chemical properties of molecules.

These results can help elucidate the processes that shaped our solar system and determined the composition of its planets.

Her writings elucidate how legal frameworks on immigration and law enforcement shape individual and collective understandings of racial and ethnic identity, citizenship, civic engagement, and social belonging.

Prudie guesses that when Bush comes to shove, he will probably sound more comfortable than when he’s trying to elucidate plans and policy.

While you are at it, kindly elucidate, what makes it clear that the decision wasn’t in public interest?

If you're unfamiliar, let me elucidate.

The GoogleBlog post quotes examples to elucidate the benefits of Search Tips functionality.

My film over the course of four hours tries to elucidate that, but it’s an uphill struggle, especially when people have a preconceived prejudice against these young men and their families.

These experiments should elucidate to which extent the additive mitigates methane emissions.

Through this discovery, provided a lead to elucidate the phenomenon that skin diseases observed in clinical settings are exacerbated by mental stress.

Whether the TNF-α and oxidative stress changes are upstream, downstream, or independent of sirtuin changes should now be determined to elucidate effective therapies to prevent cognitive impairments and neural injury with chronic sleep disruption.

Workers need to comprehend what is anticipated of them and the PA procedure lets for a director to elucidate prospects and talk about problems with their worker.

At the very least, a deep dive into her creative process might help elucidate Houston’s apathy toward making music during (at least) the last 10 years of her life.

Given that the book’s first and longest essay is on the 18th-century historian Edward Gibbon, I ask Short to elucidate the phrase he uses of Gibbon: “A typical Enlightenment historian”.

His observations also elucidate the Oromo question from international and comparative perspectives.

So I’ll just try to elucidate my best understanding of why Steele argues that the place where we are must be where we want to be.

The reasons for this I will elucidate in this essay.

These sections elucidate Breaking Israel News’ readers on matters such as how “a blue blood supermoon eclipse with the Jewish holiday of Tu B’Shvat” signifies doom for Muslims in Israel’s neighboring countries.