If most people behind bars were serious criminals, such conditions could be partly understood as a pre-civilised desire for vengeance against wrongdoers in a region plagued with violent crime.
The genomic bases of phenotypic differences between species can be partly understood by investigating the constraints on coding regions, upstream regulatory regions and gene expression.
Extensive work by David Rosenbaum and colleagues has shown that motor planning and control can be partly understood through concepts drawn from perception and cognition [11] [14].
The mechanisms whereby Fz and Vang act intracellularly to polarize epithelial cells are partly understood in the context of wing epidermal cells [19], [20].
This can be partly understood by cost benefit considerations.
The sequential timing, coordination, individual roles, and the interactions between MMP and aggrecanase activities are highly researched topics that are only beginning to be partly understood.
When audience reactions show that gestures have been partly understood, the ape persists with the same gestures; when complete incomprehension is evident, the ape switches to a different set of gestures.
These symptoms have been partly understood in terms of disturbances of a self-regulatory system (Carver & Scheier, 1998; Duval & Wicklund, 1972), whereby individuals iteratively evaluate the extent to which actual status matches ideal status on a self-relevant dimension using a 'test-operate-test-exit' (TOTE) function (Miller, Galanter, & Pribram, 1960).
Our findings suggest that major challenges facing the provision of health services in Bulgaria, such as the under-funding and limited coverage of the health insurance system or the existence of informal payments, can be partly understood as failures to enact and implement appropriate regulations.
Its mode of action, which is only partly understood, was investigated at the DNA level.
