Examples of unravelling

• This book is an eminently readable attempt at unravelling the influence of psychology on law and the limits the law has placed on that influence.

• His mutagenesis work once again proved valuable in unravelling a biological phenomenon.

• The implications of these textual permutations need careful unravelling.

• All students of early modern and of women's history will be indebted to her fastidious unravelling of the commonplace view of women.

• Obviously, methods for unravelling the structure of metabolic networks and for determining in vivo fluxes play an important role for metabolic engineering.

• Given the unravelling argument above, selective disclosure of only favourable genetic test results will lead insurers to believe that unfavourable results are being withheld.

• Future research should be aimed towards unravelling this puzzle.

• More important, she comes close to unravelling the elusive threads of rural diversity.

• Renouncing the traditional critical goal of synthesis, it proposes a casual unravelling of the fabric of codes knotted around each textual element.

• Unravelling the 'uric acid paradox' will be an interesting task.

• Unravelling musical conundrums has been the impetus for her profoundly imaginative, if occasionally uneven, study.

• Matching modern, active cave microbial communities with similar well-preserved ancient cave microbiota remains has also contributed to unravelling the complex story of subsurface life.

• At first, it appeared that the unravelling of the intertwined strands should not pose an insurmountable mechanical problem.

• Unravelling the conundrum of tannins in animal nutrition and health.

• Unravelling the molecular basis of oncogene co-operation has lagged far behind its conceptual realisation.