Sentence examples for less well characterised from inspiring English sources

Longitudinal trends in radiata pine SGA are less well characterised.

The factors behind odour emissions are less well characterised.

Notably, it has been reported that 5-HT1A/B receptors are involved in the regulation of rapid eye movement sleep (REMS) and that 5-HT2A/C receparticipatecinathein the control of slow wave sleep (SWS), but the role of 5-HT3 receptors is less well characterised.

The kinetics of ROPs are less well characterised than those of Rhos, and so our model is necessarily kept simple.

Although this pathway is less well characterised, at least two amino acid transporters, encoded by pathetic (path) [31] and slimfast [30] have being suggested to mediate this branch of TORC1 regulation.

Asymmetric dimethylarginine (ADMA), an endogenous non-specific nitric oxide synthase (NOS) inhibitor, is associated with chronic endothelial dysfunction [1] and increased cardiovascular risk [2], but its role in the setting of acute infections has been less well characterised.

[ 30], corresponding data may be exploited for interpretation of transcriptome resources from less-well characterised taxa, such as field pea, to support gene annotation and comparative genome analysis.

However, these studies were carried out before the PWWP interaction with H3K36me3 was characterised, so it remains unknown if these outcomes are due to failure to bind H3K36me3 or are the result of other less well-characterised chromatin interactions.

The study showed that recombinant antibodies were able to block the action of a bacterial colonisation factor and hence that phage display techniques might be applied to the identification of less well-characterised virulence factors and the analysis of their structure and function.

This paper examines the extent to which the 3D modelling approach previously utilised at large urban scales can be extended to smaller less well-characterised urban sites, using a historic landfill site in Sheepcote Valley, Brighton, UK as a case study.

This might be of special interest when less well-characterised pathways are targeted, and knowledge about predictive markers is limited.