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"it is not studied" is a grammatically correct sentence in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is not being studied or given attention. Example: "Despite its significance, the impact of climate change on ocean life is not studied enough."
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It is not studied, I assure you.
But it is not studied, and it's not dry.
However, it is not studied thoroughly, and the available studies are quite controversial.
However, it is not studied whether the defect in the right hemisphere has influenced on the intensity sensation of AD/HD subjects or not.
Although hitchhiking is older than bike-sharing and car-sharing, it is not studied as often as bike-sharing and car-sharing due to the lack of data.
Altered expression of Ikaros isoforms has been found in patients with acute lymphoblastic leukemia but it is not studied whether the altered expression of Aiolos isoforms also has a role in the development of leukemias or lymphomas.
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When you study the thing, it doesn't react as when it's not studied.
A '1' response indicated that they were sure it was not studied, a '2' indicated they were unsure it was not studied, and '3' indicated that they were guessing that it was not studied.
It was not studied as a risk factor for asthma.
Thirdly, the actual false positive rate needs to be better understood, as it was not studied in the original paper.
Clinically, this finding would be of little practical value in identifying symptomatic colorectal cancer, so it was not studied here.
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