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Therefore economic outcomes and implementation issues are being fully explored so that decisions can be made about the cost effectiveness of the SDDT and how it would work optimally in clinical practice.

As a peripheral, the uDraw should have potential but, at this point, it doesn't feel like it's being fully explored.

"The Orphan" (1973), a play that didn't find wide critical or popular success, failed, according to Rabe, because it was mounted before being fully explored.

Their application to the incompressible Navier Stokes (INS) equations has also been recently considered, although the subject is far from being fully explored.

Introduction: The emerging field of epigenetics has revealed a new layer of gene regulation that is only now being fully explored.

There are too many action-movie clichés without enough dramatic purpose, and interesting themes and anecdotes are scattered around without being fully explored.

As Brock says, "there's little to no contact with the older generation" and the potential benefits from relationships between young and old are not being fully explored.

The diversity of MGE is astounding and is far from being fully explored.

The landscape of computational approaches to assess cell-state hierarchies from single-cell data is far from being fully explored.

The analysis indicated a high taxonomic complexity in the microbial community of the Levante Bay in the Vulcano Island, the enzymatic diversity of which is far from being fully explored.

Whilst reasons for difficulties in their implementation, such as lack of clarity of the role of the lay worker have been reported, these have not been fully explored and their exploration has relevance to resolution of the uncertainty regarding efficacy of programmes.