Sentence examples for much less research from inspiring English sources

In those days there was much less research material available for price-checking, and many dealers simply offered books at an acceptable markup on what they had paid.

Much less research exists on bullying at work, as compared with that in schools, and some of the most developed research on this topic has been done in Scandinavia, based on studies by Ståle Einarsen, Heinz Leymann, and others.

This problem has received considerably much less research attention than the American stock option problem.

Comparatively, there has been much less research on the commutator on nilpotent Lie groups.

Much less research has examined PK compared to PCK, so it is not well-defined.

Synchronous e-learning has received much less research attention, as compared with asynchronous e-learning.

We have claimed that whereas the economic impact of financial remittances has received considerable attention, the political consequences of these flows are much less researched.

Much less researched is the relationship between the duration of symptoms and outcome, and whether particular initial symptoms carry a different prognosis.

This research describes spontaneous psychotic relapses in the long term after remittance of psychosis ("flashbacks"), a phenomenon acknowledged in the popular folk culture in the USA and Europe, but much less researched.

And even in America the typical household on an average income holds six times as much wealth in residential property as in shares.Yet, curiously, there has been much less economic research into the property market than into the stockmarket, the bond market or the foreign-exchange market.

Having been in both academia and industry, Lord Oxburgh said he has no doubt that in industry, where companies, not researchers, own the data, the record-keeping would have been better, but that the team would have done much less good research.