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But until Mickelson claims one of the biggest prizes, his game will continue to be dissected.

Valentine knows last season will continue to be dissected as the Red Sox move forward, but that might not be so bad.

But nearly 20 years later, this moment survives on YouTube, one of the blunders that continue to be dissected in law school classrooms and prosecution war rooms.

Normal sleep architecture has been well-described and the neurophysiology of sleep is becoming better understood in recent years, though this complex process continues to be dissected for better appreciation.

The biology of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) continues to be dissected at the molecular level, and this is now allowing the rational development of novel targeted therapeutic approaches, exemplified by a class of small molecules inhibiting the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR).

Like many things we don't understand, they continue to be keenly dissected on Reddit.

In southern Africa, communal pastoral rangelands continue to be enclosed and dissected by large-scale barrier fences designed to control livestock diseases and protect lucrative livestock export agreements.

Whatever strategies are employed, genetic disruption of lncRNAs in whole organisms will continue to be a vital tool to dissect their functional roles and their degree of influence on development and survival.

Given this tight relationship, dissecting the relative contribution of these compartmentalized signals for each process will continue to be difficult.

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She almost expects to be dissected these days.