Sentence examples for is mostly unexplored from inspiring English sources

The motivation for the events of the 1963 revenge plot is mostly unexplored, and its characters remain one-dimensional.

The thickness range below 200 nm is mostly unexplored and initial experiments indicate a change in the scaling law.

"Those two were worth twenty". The world's panoply of biological diversity, as familiar as some of its elements are, is mostly unexplored territory.

Supporting recombineering by RNA-guided endonucleases has led to success stories in metabolic engineering, but their use for system-level analysis is mostly unexplored.

Numbers confirm that the region — which at 6,200 square miles is continental France's second-smallest region, about half the size of Maryland — is mostly unexplored territory for travelers.

Lastly, the toxicity of nanodiamonds is mostly unexplored (especially in vivo).

Vogt's shipmates are studying the mysterious deep sea coral communities of the deep ocean, which live below 138 meters (450 feet) on seamounts which are mostly unexplored.

For the film's shooting locations, Mr. Leon said "we wanted to do hits, B-sides and rarities," with some scenes in iconic New York City locations, and others in places that have been mostly unexplored on the big screen.

As she began to toy with the idea of climbing there, she became fascinated with one peak in particular: Mount Namuli, an isolated mountain that had been mostly unexplored in recent years due to a civil war that wracked the country from 1977 to 1992.

The molecular processes that lead to such "anticipatory" behaviors, although of great interest, are mostly unexplored and the minimal genetic requirements for reconfiguring key signaling networks in order either to create or to strengthen such vital "anticipatory" capabilities is largely unknown.

relative to the application of the arm's-length principle and its influence on optimal decision making are mostly unexplored.