We are at an early stage in understanding effective content [ 42], and the need to develop understanding of mechanisms of behaviour change extends far beyond both MI and alcohol.
In London, imams generously describe police and other authorities as being "at a very early stage of understanding".
But even at this early stage of understanding, ferroptosis seems to be showing up in a handful of prominent diseases.
Our current state of knowledge on innate immune responses induced by FMDV is still only at a relatively early stage of understanding.
These comparisons helpfully conveys the early stage of understanding of how a global shift, like the buildup of heat-trapping gases and heat in oceans, plays out in particular regions or types of weather.
On the other hand, pathogen derived sequences of proteases specific for Ub/Ubls are emerging as a common feature shared by many viruses, bacteria and protozoa, and we are at an early stage of understanding how these proteases contribute to the pathogenesis of infection.
While we are beginning to understand the difference deliberation makes to participant views, we are still at an early stage in understanding the process through which these differences come about and what difference deliberation makes to broader outcomes such as civic competence, civic engagement and health policy decisions.
Together, though at an early stage in understanding the profound roles of commensal microbes in our health and disease, we are thrilled at the possibilities to manipulate microbiota to boost our health.
However, we are still at an early stage in understanding the underlying mechanisms and several research perspectives seem appealing.
We are still at an early stage in understanding how admixture between invasive individuals and biological control ones could affect invasion.
Because heme is identified as a prosthetic group in an expanding body of proteins in multiple pathophysiological processes, it is conceivable that we might be still at an early stage in understanding the regulatory roles of heme.
