Throughout the literature included in this review, women were mostly studied in groups depending upon a role they held in society: women who sell or exchange goods for sex [ 12, 30, 50- 55], young women [ 13, 56] and women as mothers/carers [ 57, 58].
The evolution of EGF ligands has been mostly studied in vertebrates, C. elegans, and D. melanogaster17,43,44,45.
These geomagnetically induced currents (GIC) are mostly studied in transmission lines at high-latitude due to their frequent hazards.
Lactate (not to be confused with the sugar in milk called lactose) is mostly studied in the context of the liver, where lactate can be converted back into glucose by the reverse of glycolysis.
Therefore, the exchange of sRNAs may be common in inter-species interactions, but this is mostly studied in pathogenic, parasitic or symbiotic interactions and far less for commensal or beneficial bacteria.
FMOD has been mostly studied in the context of matrix component assembly, but during recent years its association with muscle development, cell reprogramming, and the angiogenic program have demonstrated its activities well beyond extracellular matrix maintenance.
Trihalomethanes but not other disinfection by-products were mostly studied in the PBC around the globe, while fluoride, atrazine, perfluorinated compounds, tetrachloroethylene, and lead were studied to a lesser extent as water contaminants.
While these events have been mostly studied in mature B cells, it is now clear that the components of the antigen receptor and its downstream effector elements play also a central role during early and late B cell development, and in the apoptotic elimination of B cells with reactivity to self-antigens.
To date, PAV has been mostly studied in patients without severe dyspnea or asynchrony.
The ASR in D2D communications is mostly studied in the context of interference and radio resource management [26, 27].
Localization of administered drugs is mostly studied in animal models, which may provide limited insights to their molecular mechanism in humans.
