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Third, and finally, as other literature in technology (particularly social technology) adoption suggests, network externalities alone might not be adequate to fully explain innovation adoption.

An emerging concern in the field of biomedical research is that the common reductionist approach to studying biological processes may not be adequate to fully understand the complex interplay of cellular signaling, gene expression, and other complex molecular processes that occur within a tissue or organ.

This raises the concern that the common reductionist experimental approach to biomedical research may not be adequate to fully understand the systems that control these processes.

Given that lineage-specific gene duplication and loss may have occurred in some of these organisms, any conclusions drawn from this subset may not be adequate to fully understand the evolutionary history of the CDK family during metazoan emergence.

In contrast, genotoxic stress may unmask the partial DDR/repair defects of such carriers of ' conditional haploinsufficiency', while the remaining single WT allele may no longer be adequate to fully signal enhanced DNA damage.

21 On the other hand, less densely populated areas of England, such as the North East, are both less likely to have access to internet in the home and have slower internet connections which may not be adequate to fully utilise cCBT sites.

Although McGrath and colleagues (2008) found that depressed mothers were more likely to report increased infant difficulty at 2 and 6 months postpartum compared to non-depressed mothers, infant temperament was assessed with a 3-item measure that may have not been adequate to fully assess maternal perception of this construct.

We found that the selected antibody effectively precipitated cystatin C from human CSF, and that 1.6 μg of antibody (in 8 μL volume) was adequate to fully remove cystatin C from 18 μL of CSF (approximate 2 1 CSF to antibody volumetric ratio).

But whether it will ever be adequate to allow us to fully characterize the probability of events, my guess is probably no".

The pykF pathway is an example in which the ARL kinetic information is not adequate to fully specify the underlying rate constants, leaving up to three undetermined rate constants for the proposed mechanism coupling allosteric regulation with sequential Bi Bi reactions.

However, there is evidence that AES's implementation is not achieving the intended objectives and that current monitoring and evaluation frameworks are not adequate to fully assess their environmental effects.