Sentence examples for even less well understood from inspiring English sources

The Tory/Lib Dem coalition wasted eye-watering amounts of money on an ill-thought-out and even less well understood reorganisation that set back the NHS many years.

Finally, the ultradiscrete case is even less well understood.

Even less well understood is Kant's justification for the R-antithesis.

Yet, the effectiveness, tolerability, and acceptability of lithium treatment in children and adolescents diagnosed with BD is even less well understood and understudied.

It seems as if La Forge has breached the fundamental Cartesian prohibition, that one not pretend to explain something that is not understood by means of something else that is even less well understood.

But so does the vague feeling among the frustrated, saddened people that something still has to be done and some statement needs to be made against the invasion of our freedom from unknown groups with unknown goals and even less well understood ideologies.

The interactions that govern the effects of cytokines are poorly understood in general, and even less-well understood in the context of TBI.

At the junction of these two lines of inquiry is an emerging third field that is in many ways even more complex and less well understood: investigating human exposures to and potential health effects of plastics that have entered the marine food chain.

The causes of the deletion bias in metazoan mitochondrial genomes, which we argue underlay the reductive phase, are less well understood, even though deletion bias is known to be a common genomic phenomenon that needs to be countered by selection (Mira et al. 2001).

These data suggest that efficient lytic infection proceeds even in neuronal cells, a process less well understood than lytic infection in glial cells.

Less well understood is this: even as art benefits from general income inequality, the art world itself is an unequal place.