Sentence examples for but less explored from inspiring English sources
As migration has become a global phenomenon, the feminization of migration (Piper 2004; Lan 2008a; Cheng 2010; Thapan 2008; Ehrenreich and Hochschild 2002) is an even more significant but less explored topic.
Excellent empirical work has begun to examine interspecific variation in dispersal of forest trees [20] [23], but less explored is intraspecific variation at the population level, especially for wind-dispersed trees representing c. 10 25% of species in these forests [6].
We are interested in a problem related to verification but far less explored: the correction of faulty security protocols.
Another response, but one less explored in the literature, is to deny that beliefs need be understood in terms of mental representations.
Top ranking structures comprise kinases that are primary targets of known approved drugs but additionally point to so far less explored kinases.
There is robust evidence that childhood circumstances are related to quality of life in older ages, but the role of possible intermediate factors is less explored.
The technique is becoming less explored in routine not only for CL diagnosis, but also for canine VL (CVL) diagnosis mainly because of its low specificity, in contrast with the high sensitivity.
Tropical biomes have also been shown to have undergone complex ecological dynamics following worldwide Pleistocene climate changes [ 3], but their genetic signatures in present-day natural populations are much less explored.
Takilma, Oregon Brits have at least a passing familiarity with the states of California and even Washington, but somehow Oregon - which sits between the two - feels far less explored.
Although DRR in animal organelles has been studied up to some extent [ 35] but the role of organelle DRR in the survival and evolution of plants is less explored.
It is partly for this reason that they have been less explored by 20th-century choral groups, although the language factor must also be taken into consideration.
