Sentence examples for less clearly understood from inspiring English sources
The ties between Mr. Zubaydah and the Canadian group seem less clearly understood than are his links to the Jordan cell.
While it is known that accelerated graduate entry courses are increasingly popular, the perceptions of nursing held by such individuals and the influence this has on those seeking to enter the profession are less clearly understood.
The neurochemical alterations in mania are less clearly understood, but it is well established that drugs effective in the treatment of mania are those that antagonize dopamine and serotonin.
Integrase within the PIC plays an essential role in integrating the viral DNA into the host genome, but the function of other proteins is less clearly understood; some may simply be left over from the infecting virion and play no further role in viral replication.
The role of PROMs in LTCs is far less clearly understood and more challenging to identify.
The causes for the reductions in peak kinematic performance variables in chronic WAD are less clearly understood.
LQR is also particularly helpful in capturing "transitions" in care; for example, while researchers are beginning to more clearly map the cancer journey or pathway [ 2] we less clearly understand the processes involved in the experience of transition along this pathway whether that be to long term survivor or living with active or advanced disease.
Hence, the modification of the luminescence properties of ZnO after irradiation experiments is still not clearly understood and, even less, after low energy irradiation experiments.
The authors concluded that the study subjects more clearly understood concrete information and were less knowledgeable about elements of informed consent that assessed abstract information.
Although it does not have a specific meaning, "reasonable best efforts" is, at least, clearly understood by transactional lawyers to be less than an unconditional commitment.
To achieve fair process, it matters less what the new rules and policies are and more that they are clearly understood.
