Examples of 'entirely understood' in a sentence
Meaning of "entirely understood"
This phrase indicates that something is completely comprehended or known without any ambiguity or confusion
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This phenomenon is still not entirely understood.
I am not saying he entirely understood the point of the fourth step.
This is a subject that is not entirely understood.
It is not entirely understood how the gas promotes emulsification and stabilizes the emulsion.
This position that is not yet entirely understood.
It is not entirely understood how this results in an improvement of CSU symptoms.
The phenomenon is not entirely understood.
It is not entirely understood how binding to the sigma-2 receptor occurs.
This process is not entirely understood.
The mechanism of action of antidepressants in treatment of Neuropathic Pain is not entirely understood.
That will never be entirely understood.
However, collaboration environments' role to foster creative virtual team collaboration is not entirely understood.
Hypnosis is not entirely understood.
The cause of the rare condition of tumoral calcinosis is not entirely understood.
Many people have not entirely understood their relationship.
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That is what the revolutionaries never entirely understood.
Because i entirely understood.
The underlying cause of a migraine is not entirely understood.
Now, I am not saying he entirely understood the point of the fourth step.
The precise mechanism is not yet entirely understood.
I never entirely understood the saying ' Justice delayed is justice denied . '.
This is not a film which is intended to be entirely understood.
Mr Hurd. - I entirely understood the thrust of the honourable Merhber's thinking.
Therefore a dream by itself can not be entirely understood.
The mechanisms of this reaction are not entirely understood at present.
It is entirely possible that there are vaping risks that are not entirely understood.
Van den Broek . - ( NL ) I am not sure if I have entirely understood the question.
It was one of those cultural differences that we have not ever entirely understood.
How antibiotics promote growth is not entirely understood.
The reproductive nature of the Wraith and their life cycle is not entirely understood.
The origin of varicose veins is not entirely understood.
Presently, the exact mechanism by which this is accomplished is not entirely understood.
How or why this damage occurs is not entirely understood.
However, the exact cause of nephrogenic systemic fibrosis is not entirely understood.
The role of agglutinin in cariogenesis is not entirely understood so far.
The mechanisms subjacent to this process have not been entirely understood.
The pathophysiology of PTS is not entirely understood.
The electronic nature of the carbene intermediate is not entirely understood.
And what they were used for is not entirely understood.
The pathogenesis of adhesion formation is complex and not entirely understood.
This processes which generate magma are not entirely understood.
The mechanism of action of the adjuvant is not entirely understood.
The reason for this phenomenon is not entirely understood.
The causes of iron chlorosis are complex and not entirely understood.
The immunological changes responsible for benefit are not entirely understood.
The reasons for the complicated phase diagram are not entirely understood.
The cause of nausea and vomiting during pregnancy is not entirely understood.
The pathogenesis of hyperpigmentation in PV is not entirely understood.
The natural mechanism of PTGS is not entirely understood.
The perceptual mechanism of Fechner color is not entirely understood.
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I think none understood what really meant
The purpose of this question is not understood
Children understood things differently from adults
Examples of using Entirely
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Craftsmen and remains an entirely mechanical process
Entirely dedicated to progress and further development
That depends entirely on your point of view
