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Treg homeostasis is disrupted by HIV but the effect of treatment has barely been explored.

Anne's reign, from 1702-14, has barely been explored by film-makers, but Lanthimos is unafraid of offbeat subjects.

This sector represents a challenging environment because it has barely been explored.

The archipelago, which is named for the dangerous ice cover that surrounds it even in the summer, sits near the tip of the Antarctic Peninsula, and has barely been explored.

The stern is completely ruined due to the damage it suffered while sinking 12000 feet and hitting the ocean floor, and is now just a heap of twisted metal, which may explain why it has barely been explored during expeditions to the Titanic wreck.

Furthermore, the birth cohort design meant it was possible to explore the timing of H. pylori exposure, and association with allergic diseases, which has barely been explored in most previous studies.

Seismic studies of the Caspian indicate geological structures that might conceivably hold a vast wealth of hydrocarbons (and many areas have barely been explored).

Turkey also recognized the strategic value of Iraqi Kurdistan's abundant oil and gas resources, which had barely been explored under previous regimes.

The lead researcher of the study, Dr. Maria M. Wong of the University of Michigan, said that a link between insomnia and drug and alcohol abuse had already been found in adults but that the link had barely been explored earlier in life.

And the implications of the alternative policies for longer-term earnings growth at the individual level, via effects on human capital accumulation, have barely been explored.

Nanosized Na x WO3, predictably, should have more enriched properties differing from that of the corresponding bulk materials and might find more novel applications, but have barely been explored [19].