Sentence examples for been fully characterized but from inspiring English sources
The pathogenesis of MM as of all changes in migraine related to hormones has not been fully characterized but appears to be related to estrogen withdrawal [19, 64].
The bone marrow cells that populate these niches have not been fully characterized but are of myeloid origin [55].
The toxicokinetics of intranasal insufflation of quetiapine have not been fully characterized, but this route of administration undoubtedly leads to significant acute levels of quetiapine in the central nervous system.
The elements that may contribute to these events in humans have not been fully characterized, but recruitment of autoreactive B cells into TD GC reactions has been examined in lupus prone lpr/lpr [ 53, 54] and NZB/W [ 55] mice.
The chemical mixture of disinfection byproducts (DBPs) has not been fully characterized but is known to contain trihalomethanes (THMs), haloacetic acids (HAAs), haloacetonitriles, and other classes of chemicals, some of which are mutagenic or carcinogenic in laboratory animals (Nieuwenhuijsen et al. 2000).
New variants would not be fully characterized, but would be heralded by truncated sequences.
Gef1 remains to be fully characterized, but a GEF is also found resident in the connecting cilium of mammalian photoreceptors as well as in ciliated epithelial tissues [25], [26] and in primary cilia [27].
The molecular changes that govern the dormant state of Mtb have yet to be fully characterized, but antigens specific to this state have been reported [13], [14] which have recently been shown to induce immune responses specific to latent infection in humans [15], [16].
The regulation and dynamics of transitions in Nanog expression have yet to be fully characterized but do not appear related to cell cycle because downregulation of knockin GFP can be sustained for more than one round of cell division before re-expression (Chambers et al., 2007).
Many other platelet defects exist, but they have not been fully characterized at a biochemical level.
The disease has a strong genetic component, but the genes responsible have not been fully characterized.
