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These studies have shown that the structural and functional consequences of desmosomal mutations can now begin to be understood at multiple levels of spatial and temporal resolution.
As many fundamental and previously mysterious aspects of how RNAP works begin to be understood, this enzyme reveals intriguing similarities to man-made engineered devices.
Several aspects of mosquito biology that condition the success of the parasite in colonizing its vector begin to be understood at the molecular level, and a wealth of recently published data highlights the multifaceted nature of the mosquito response against parasite invasion.
Through these fluid and arguable propositions the censoring of Infowars - an anti-establishment website founded and fronted by former radio personality Alex Jones - can begin to be understood.
It looks something like a page of Braille, a text whose meaning can only begin to be understood through touch.
America's engagement in Afghanistan might begin to be understood a little better by learning about the people it impacts.
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The biology of narcolepsy is only beginning to be understood.
The molecular mechanisms underlying general anesthesia are only beginning to be understood.
The internal compartments called cristae are created by processes that are just beginning to be understood.
Metallurgy was beginning to be understood, and copper was used for pins and simple implements.
Hormone behavior interactions in the nonbreeding life history stage are only just beginning to be understood.
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