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Oftenly, the potential mechanisms of infection related to the environment are still to be defined scientifically.

But the precise roles of these neuromodulators in reinforcement learning and decision-making have still to be defined.

The first step would be some event -- still to be defined -- that forced the company to open the proxy to shareholder nominees.

All the factions seem to agree that the king can play a symbolic, unifying role for the nation, the diplomats said, with that role still to be defined.

Rio+20 also established a "high-level" forum to coordinate global sustainable development, though its format is still to be defined.

Mr. Messier will run the new company, with Mr. Bronfman as vice chairman with his actual duties still to be defined.

In conclusion, measurement of anti-PLA2R antibodies is a useful tool for primary MN diagnosis and in conjunction with other antibodies, still to be defined would eventually eliminate the need of a kidney biopsy.

Seibert sees it gradually growing, too, albeit in a different — and still-to-be-defined — form.

If the Green Cup ranges a little far afield from the still-to-be-defined Vermont cuisine, it does so with gusto, enthusiasm and some success.

Mr. Sitt's real estate company, Thor Equities, has bought about 10 acres in the heart of the neighborhood's amusement area and is planning an entertainment complex that, in its most recent version, would include an indoor water park, light and water shows, a three-story carousel and a still-to-be-defined residential component that could include hotels, time shares, rentals and condominiums.

But almost nobody likes a new plan by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to fold three programs aimed at achieving that goal into a still-to-be-defined initiative.