Sentence examples for more poorly known from inspiring English sources

Offshore and deep-water biotas are more poorly known than those of the coasts largely because of the expense and logistical challenges of operating there, as is also true for high latitudes.

Although interspecific body size frequency distributions are well documented for many taxa, including the insects, intraspecific body size frequency distributions (IaBSFDs) are more poorly known, and their variation among mass-based and linear estimates of size has not been widely explored.

Other Jurassic freshwater teleosts from North America [ 24], South America [ 25], and Asia [ 26] are even more poorly known.

This illustrates how strongly genome sequencing is influencing our knowledge of the universe of proteins, and claims for a sustained effort to sequence more genomes from poorly known taxa.

Paleontologists have long classified Alioramus within the superfamily Tyrannosauroidea, but because its remains were for many years poorly known, a more precise classification had remained elusive until the discovery of A. altai.

eIF3 has been better characterized from model organisms, but is poorly known from more diverged groups, including unicellular lineages represented by known human pathogens.

It is for these reasons that, although K. kingae was identified more than 50 years ago, it is poorly known by pediatricians and is not systematically sought in laboratories.

Although K. kingae was identified more than 50 years ago, it is poorly known by pediatricians and is not systematically sought in laboratories.

More recent data on these hitherto poorly known languages suggest that they form a distinct branch of the Mon-Khmer family, itself a part of the Austroasiatic stock.

However, the parameters involved are poorly known and are more complex than those used in Maxwell rheology.

Many of these uncommon soil crust taxa are poorly known; as surveyors learn more about their habitats, they may recommend more species for state and federal rare plant lists.