Sentence examples for more well studied from inspiring English sources

Our results indicate a significant internal migration in Scandinavia that is increasing in the Late Iron Age at the same time as the Viking expansions (the more well studied external migration), which is usually the only migration discussed.

The kinetic parameters thus obtained provide evidence that CsPbI3 shares two features found in its much more well studied cousins, the hybrid organic/inorganic lead iodide perovskites: spin- and momentum-forbidden radiative recombination and an extraordinarily low defect-assisted recombination rate due to apparently benign defect chemistry.

The more well studied genes central to these repair processes are also shown in the chart.

Many Japanese people understand the importance of the marine biota, and marine biology, including taxonomy, ecology, and physiology, is more well studied in Japan than in many other nations.

Clearly, the more well studied an organism is, the more information exists to build and validate such a network.

To compare features of the metabolic networks of mycobacteria with those of a more standard and well studied organism, we have also constructed and characterised the metabolic network of E. coli.

Cariporide is more recent but well studied specific and powerful NHE-1 inhibitor, for which an antitumor effect has been reported [ 68].

O-glycan modification is more complicated and not well studied.

This experimental neurotoxicant is extremely well studied (more than 3000 publications), and some features of its toxicity pathway are well established.

When studied at larger scales, turf lawns coalesce into urban grasslands, a distinct vegetation type that can be studied, characterized, and compared to more well-studied ecosystems.

The genus Arabidopsis has both auto- and allopolyploid species in addition to the more well-studied diploid relatives26.