57, 58 Although the mechanisms by which IL-12 and IL-23 contribute to the pathophysiology of psoriasis are incompletely understood, the shared p40 protein might have a key role in the inflammatory cascade.
The potential drivers of this association are incompletely understood but include insulin resistance and obesity, shared risk factors such as age and smoking, health care system use (i.e., those who are diagnosed with one condition may be more likely to be screened for the other condition), and medication exposure (18, 19).
The relationship between the NCF and PAG in descending modulation is incompletely understood, but they share cytoarchitectural homology [6] and are extensively connected [35], [40].
Sharing data that is incomplete, incompletely described, of poor or antiquated resolution or quality has little value.
When the two classes of IESs are considered, incompletely excised IESs share the canonical consensus, whereas the termini of cryptic IESs display a much lower level of conservation (fig. 2; supplementary tables S2A and S2B, Supplementary Material online).
While H. Hashimoto could not offer an explanation for the changes involved, 100 years later Caturegli and coworkers appear to share the same state-of-the-art by stating: "… still incompletely defined etiopathogenesis" (paragraph 1 in [2]).
The molecular basis of transition to ADI is still incompletely characterized, however several androgen receptor-based hypotheses have been formulated [8], and they share the common denominator that AR acquires the ability to signal even in the androgen-depleted or AR-inhibited environment [9].
Type 2 diabetes and cancer share many risk factors, but potential biologic links between the two diseases are incompletely understood.
This was because both cancers share human papillomavirus (HPV) infection as a common risk factor, and because a cancer in the vaginal vault developing after (possibly) incompletely treated CIN3 in a woman with a hysterectomy will be classified as vaginal cancer.
Head incompletely preserved; antennae faint; incomplete.
