Complex as our genome is, it obviously can be comprehended: our cells do it every day.
Although this work begins to shed light on the significance of transcription regulatory proteins in the cargo of exosomes, more research is obviously necessary to fully comprehend and characterize the important roles of such proteins, in particular the downstream driving of gene expression resulting from the transferred modulators.
Standing on a block surrounded by debris, the president said: "Obviously the damage here is pretty hard to comprehend".
"Obviously the damage here is pretty hard to comprehend," Obama said, standing on a block where piles of boards, bricks and cinder blocks that used to be buildings and houses lined the side of the street.
He starts out indignant, all grimaces and eye-rolls, unable to comprehend how anyone can disagree with what is obviously common sense.
Of the arrested, people say, "But your husband must have done something; they don't just kill someone for no reason!" Starving, sick and dangerously depressed, the Klemperers stumble on, unable to comprehend Germany's endurance when the war is so obviously lost.
"Obviously it is very difficult for the rest of us to even comprehend how someone can get himself to a state of mind where the children become expendable," Dr Gregory said.
Many women, having heard Karl Lagerfeld discoursing on fat people or on Pippa Middleton's face ("she should only show her back") might have struggled, had he not enjoyed Vogue's unwavering support, to comprehend why women should buy clothes from a man who so obviously detests them.
But they are rather like dream parents, so obviously old (the father is played by veteran director John Cromwell, himself 90), that it seems most unlikely they could be real, and they comprehend little.
