Sentence examples for little study of from inspiring English sources

Yet there had been little study of them.

Con Edison proceeded with its plans with little study of the site.

But there has been very little study of what anthropologists call the "third root" of Mexican culture, the descendants of African slaves.

But they noted a caveat: There has been little study of cold therapy versus active treatments, like compression sleeves or ibuprofen.

Colm Tóibín makes more than one allusion to it in this essay, gently hinting that his sympathies are with the toothbrushless, though there is no place for anger in his elegant little study of the great lady.

There has been relatively little study of variability in branching versus blending processes through time within artifact lineages.

There had been very little studying of families, so I got into contact with Professor Mehdi Tafti at the Centre for Integrative Genomics at the University of Lausanne, and said, 'This is important, why don't we study it?'" It took Peraita-Adrados years of trawling through records at various Madrid hospitals to trace the members of the clan and find their clinical histories.

The Japanese authorities who commissioned the film expected Mr. Ichikawa's camera to stick to events on the track and in the pool, and not wander off at every opportunity for little studies of faces and backsides and whatever oddities, endearing and otherwise, caught his fancy.

However, there has been little study to date of pharmacists' information needs regarding pharmacogenomics.

Growing recognition of the uncertainties that arise due to climate variability and change and nonstationarity of the hydrologic record raise the importance of little studied aspects of risk management.

The Chachapoyas region of northern Peru was home to one of the most elaborate, but little studied, traditions of residential architecture in the prehispanic Andes.