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As these five metrics are difficult to be fully understood, it is hard to select the most appropriate one for a specific condition.

If this system can be fully understood, it would provide a basis for understanding other, more complex signalling systems.

While this mechanism remains to be fully understood, it is clear that D85E and D85E/D96Q are more stable than chemically modified bBR membranes and other bBR mutants).

Although the role of CREB1 in the vasculature remains to be fully understood, it appears to be protective, as arterial disease in rodent models of atherosclerosis, hypertension, and insulin resistance is closely associated with loss of aortic CREB1.

Although the mechanism of this process is yet to be fully understood, it is assumed that only one or two transmembrane helices can be stored in the translocon channel and the lateral gate and that the next set of newly synthesized transmembrane helices displace them (Rapoport et al., 2004; Cymer et al., 2014).

We believe that if the impact of an electronic record is to be fully understood it should be preceded by a substantial study of the nature and prevalence of missing information which can be tracked over time as the electronic systems are introduced particularly as any electronic system will undoubtedly bring new risks as well as new benefits[ 8].

Since the behavior of weak rock mass has not been fully understood, it is a common practice to apply existing empirical approaches, which are developed for competent rock masses influenced by joints, to determine their mechanical properties.

Even before the RNAi pathway was fully understood, it was known that induced gene silencing in plants could spread throughout the plant in a systemic effect and could be transferred from stock to scion plants via grafting.

Although, until the impact of PS on GWAS is fully understood, it may be prudent to replicate associations identified from such studies in independent homogenous populations to protect against PS-induced associations.

Although the pathogenesis and aetiology of OA has not been fully understood, it is regarded as a generalised degenerative process involving all tissues of the affected joint [ 1].

Although the mechanism of triptolide against tumor cells has not been fully understood, it has been shown to induce apoptosis in some cancer cells [ 11- 13].