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Up to now, the iatrogenic mechanisms of induced chemotherapy-resistance and the question of whether cells with drug resistance potential are frequent or atypical within human cancers remain mainly elusive.
Amyloid structures at atomic resolution have remained elusive mainly because of their extensive polymorphism and because their polymeric properties have hampered structural studies by classical approaches.
Nevertheless, achieving the theoretical capacity of SnO2 is still elusive, mainly because of disintegration of the active material from graphene and severe aggregation of SnO2, or Sn nanoparticles produced upon cycling.
These objectives remain elusive mainly due to the lack of specific genetic markers for solid tumours.
The optimal treatment option for PCV remains elusive, mainly because of a lack of high-quality randomized controlled trials.
The pathogenesis of CCHF remains elusive, mainly due to lack of adequate animal models and laboratories with the proper bio-safety containment level.
Although recognized as a cell cycle regulating protein, the specific functions of Ki-67 remain elusive, mainly due to its lack of homology with other proteins [ 13].
However, a direct causal link between development of mood disorders and alterations in the circadian system is still elusive, mainly due to the lack of appropriate (animal) model systems.
The role of p57 in cell-cycle control and its biological functions have been elusive, mainly for the difficulty to detect this protein in many cells and tissues as well as the fact that mice lacking p57 show strong developmental defects (Pateras et al, 2009).
England's problems seem more pervasive, systemic and elusive, arising mainly from a cricketer in Kevin Pietersen whose talents first loomed as a solution for all ills.
The pathogenesis of SALS remains elusive and mainly pursued by way of laboratory models of genetic disease our findings identify important new aspects directly in human sporadic disease.
