Sentence examples for beginning to be studied from inspiring English sources
Bioelectric signaling is one aspect of stem cell biology that is only beginning to be studied and understood.
At the same time, the experts say it is difficult to assign precise numbers to the phenomenon because it is only now beginning to be studied.
Consumers' wants and habits are beginning to be studied in the same ways in the socialist countries partly to promote economic efficiency and partly to prevent political unrest.
Although the mechanical properties of some keratin-based biological materials have been extensively studied (i.e., wool) and others are beginning to be studied (e.g., horn, hooves and avian quills), data on the properties of porcupine quill are less common.
Although physical and mental fatigue are often intimately interrelated, these two aspects of fatigue correspond to different pathophysiological mechanisms and different clinical features and the neurobiological links between the two are only just beginning to be studied.
Dr. Reed and others were conducting experiments to try to determine how bcl-2 functioned when they got scooped by scientists in Australia, who published the first paper showing that bcl-2 actually prevented apoptosis, which only then was beginning to be studied in detail.
In an effort to maximize output and tailor product profiles through bioengineering, some of the cellular biosynthetic pathways that produce hydrocarbons have begun to be studied.
However, the genetic regulation that controls ethylene production at different developmental stages of fruits has only recently begun to be studied.
The movement became especially popular among young people, and many of the swami's books began to be studied on college and university campuses.
Comparative obscurity served him better and when Chelsea did begin to be studied intensely the club had a horrible goalless draw at home to Liverpool which checked a revival in the Premier League.
