Sentence examples for far less well characterized from inspiring English sources

Although the mechanisms by which the eight carbon chain PFAAs interfere with mitochondrial bioenergetics are fairly well described, the activities of the more highly substituted or shorter chain PFAAs are far less well characterized.

While mass-enhancing lesions exhibit a typical kinetic behavior that is distinctive for malignant and benign lesions, non-mass-enhancing lesions have kinetic characteristics that are far less well characterized and of limited accuracy in discriminating between malignant and benign behavior[26].

The gene encoding P-cadherin (CDH3) is far less well characterized than is CDH1 (the gene that encodes E-cadherin), although they share 66% homology.

The biochemical alterations leading to many of the deleterious effects have been studied in neuronal cell lines; however, nonneuronal toxic effects of OP are far less well characterized in vitro [ 12, 14].

Virus-induced biochemical, cellular, molecular, and physiological changes have been well documented in infected host plants [ 13], but the responses of insect vectors to viruses are far less well characterized.

Moreover, albeit Actinobacteria, most prominently the genus Streptomyces, proved to be an extremely rich source of secondary metabolites [ 7,8 ], the potential of more 'exotic' and 'rare' actinobacterial taxa is less established [ 9,10,11] and similar considerations might also hold true for the large fraction of other far less well characterized bacterial taxa.

There are also several other hepadnaviruses that infect Ross geese and snow geese, though these are less well characterized.

The upper surfaces of wacke beds are less well characterized by sedimentary structures.

EBV-negative B-cell LPDs and T- and NK-cell LPDs are rare and less well characterized.

The implications of angina pectoris (AP) in HF are less well characterized.

Familial neuropsychological deficits are well established in schizophrenia but remain less well characterized in other psychotic disorders.