The different functions of sleep have not yet been completely understood although some kind of involvement in memory consolidation seems to be widely accepted (for review see Diekelmann and Born, 2010).
Although the pathogenesis of breast cancer has not been completely understood, the occurrence, development, and metastasis of cancer are sure to be genes participated.
Although the molecular mechanisms are complex and far from being completely understood, several targets of ATM have been revealed.
Although this technique is diffused in metallic structures, its use is far from being completely understood in the case of composites (CFRP).
Although our understanding of suppression is increasing [10], the exact relationship between cells in a suppression assay (both in vivo and in vitro) has not been completely understood.
Despite breast cancer (BC) being the most frequent cancer in women in western countries and the second cause of cancer death after lung cancer [ 1], the risk factors that lead to the disease are not completely understood, although is widely accepted that they include a combination of environmental and genetic factors.
The mechanism underlying hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction is not completely understood, although it is known to arise from the inherent properties of pulmonary arteriolar smooth muscle cells and is modulated by a variety of endothelial-derived vasoactive mediators.
The molecular mechanisms that lead to LCT are not completely understood, although LCT has been associated with tumor aneuploidy and immunophenotypic alterations.
Either direct or not, the causative nature of these links is not completely understood although overweight/obesity has been shown to increase the likelihood of gestational diabetes which raises the risk of macrosomia and obstructed labor.
The development of other complex diseases such as age related macular degeneration (AMD) is not completely understood, although genetic mutations have been identified as risk factors and supplementation of the wild-type genes may be a treatment option [55] [58].
