elucidate

But he could see that she was not about to elucidate.

Perhaps she had come upon information which could elucidate the matter further.

Allow me to try and elucidate it a little from my point of view.

In future studies, however, we hope to elucidate the impact of such factors.

By all means, if it will tend to elucidate our subject.

You have failed to elucidate exactly why we should care even if the author did in fact make some money from this.

To elucidate, let us consider a family with two or more sons.

The mechanisms involved in this process are still being elucidated.

This was elucidated by 1965 and has never been controversial.

Will we see an article from you elucidating that point (please)?

Life cycles have been elucidated for a number of species.

The function of Thy-1 has not yet been fully elucidated.

"I think that statement needs elucidating," he said at last.

A few only of the serious problems are elucidated in footnotes.

To elucidate this, consider first the relationship between heat, work and temperature.

The reference has never been elucidated, to this writer's knowledge.

Perhaps you should visit the local enclave and see if anyone can elucidate.

However, its concrete role in diseases is still to be elucidated.

But it doesn't elucidate why some do eat their own.

But, please elucidate and tell me how you will go about doing that."

However, I would be more than pleased to elucidate a few points as requested.

Further studies are required to elucidate fully the mechanisms involved.

There are formidable difficulties in trying to elucidate the situation.

The events of last night, though exciting, had not really done anything to elucidate matters.

And she elucidates the personal motivations of the key players, herself included.