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Even though peritectic coupled growth (PCG) has been often discussed in the literature, it remains poorly understood in comparison to eutectic coupled growth (ECG).

Nightmares and insomnia in PTSD are hallmark symptoms, yet poorly understood in comparison to the advances toward a biological framework for the disorder.

Although the first case was reported in 1915, isolated MCAD remains poorly understood in comparison to dissections of the intracranial internal carotid artery (ICA) with extension into the MCA.

While some studies have considered genes that might be involved in cold tolerance in Drosophila [4], the molecular basis of cold stress resistance is poorly understood in comparison to heat resistance.

Although we feel that these results offer strong evidence for our conclusions, their strength and significance may be best understood in comparison to the other QTL that Borowsky has highlighted.

New World coral snakes (Elapidae) are represented by three genera and over 120 species and subspecies that are capable of causing significant human morbidity and mortality, yet coral-snake venom composition is poorly understood in comparison to that of Old World elapids.

Since pure 14 MeV neutrons are expected to give clear results easily understood in comparison with energy-distributed neutrons, a new cryogenic target system has been installed in Fusion Neutronics Source at Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute under collaboration among Universities, National Institutes and JAERI.

As stated by Oehlmann-Schulte and Oehlmann [63] the limited number of examples for EDCs in invertebrates is partially due to the fact that their hormonal systems are rather poorly understood in comparison with vertebrates.

Postsynaptic LTP at the parallel fibre-Purkinje cell synapse has only recently been described [5], [9], and the molecular basis of this form of plasticity is poorly understood – certainly in comparison to the converse phenomenon, LTD [8].

The role of the thalamus in high-level cognition attention, working memory (WM), rule-based learning, and decision making remains poorly understood, especially in comparison to that of cortical frontoparietal networks [ 1 3].

However, despite the wealth of HCV sequence data and the relevance of HCV genetic diversity to public health, many aspects of HCV molecular evolution are poorly understood, particularly in comparison to HIV, despite HCV having a higher overall global prevalence that HIV.