Voorbeelden van elusive

• Philosophical arguments address one of the most fundamental yet elusive questions facing behavioral scientists, namely, what constitutes a disorder?

• A precise mechanism and pathophysiology, which could account for this pure deficit, is however, elusive.

• Despite the many positive responses to priming in the various crops reported above, the precise mechanisms remain elusive.

• As a result, these overlapping groups and contrasting methods of definition have caused the nature and identity of the group to remain elusive.

• It is an effective tool for quick title searches, for the output of a publisher, for book series, for pamphlets, for an elusive author.

• Evidence as to the underlying mechanisms responsible remains elusive.

• Good operational measures of, and data on, asset specificity are notoriously elusive.

• An inner logic, elusive and yet compelling, lends an unexpected substance to this work of modest dimensions.

• Even in the heyday of one-party states, when heads of state controlled virtually every organ of associational life, the spirit world was always more elusive.

• Deep conventions tend to be rather elusive because they are typically practiced by following their corresponding surface conventions.

• This is a profound work; its darkly glowing sound invites the listener to return to grasp its themes, at once simple and elusive.

• Until such functional mutations are identified, the biological mechanisms underlying the interaction will remain elusive.

• Early signs may be subtle and elusive and the clinical picture may be masked by consciously or non-consciously applied compensatory strategies.

• Yet a definition of what elites actually meant when talking about civilisation is elusive.

• The notion of exactness of an endomorphism extends easily to non-measure-preserving, non-singular maps even though a satisfactory definition of nonsingular entropy is still elusive.