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Despite the prevalence of Candida in the hospital environment and the poor outcome of this infection, the pathways involved in clearance of mucocutaneous and systemic infections have not been fully defined and the majority of the clinical studies focus on epidemiology, diagnosis and therapeutic management [3].
The molecular mechanisms of cholesterol absorption have not been fully defined, and the factors underlying the wide variation in fractional cholesterol absorption are poorly understood.
Finally, current results substantiate the known high prevalence of vitamin D deficiency associated with obesity; the reason for this association has not been fully defined, and is commonly attributed to vitamin D accumulation in the adipose tissue [ 22, 56- 61].
Fifth, optimal therapy for these infections has not been fully defined, and the effect of antibiotic therapy on survival is difficult to assess in this study due to limited power.
There are areas in SNOMED CT that have not been fully defined and require further exploration on how to deal with the encoding of certain types of clinical findings.
In particular, much more attention needs to be focused on the earlier stages of analysis – what IRGC [ 4] termed the pre-assessment stage – in order to ensure both that that the issue has been fully defined and agreed, and that an appropriate form of assessment has been chosen.
To conclude, 100%% is assigned to practices that are fully defined and applied in all projects.
Then the new concept is fully defined and explored through a combination of finite element analysis and experimental results.
Whereas when you're interacting with a character that is fully defined, and very realistic it is less of a projection and more of a "you're that character and that's who the character is".
Photo-calorimetry has also been used to measure the kinetics and extent of polymerization, but many of the variables associated with this technique remain to be fully defined and tested to enable quick and reproducible measurements under clinically relevant conditions.
