Sentence examples for much less well understood from inspiring English sources

Whether they can emerge from dormancy and grow — whether they, as Venkateswaran put it, are capable "of making the red planet green" — is much less well understood.

Only slightly less obvious, but much less well understood is the disarray of the entire political process, reflected in wild electoral swings, the success of "anti-political" candidates and the breakdown of the assumption that a newly elected government can expect at least two terms in office.

It is much less well understood how losses due to collisions affect bird and bat populations.

Auction design for markets with economies of scale and scope are much less well understood.

While this prediction is well understood for single-phase gases and liquids, it is much less well understood for two-phase gas-liquid flows.

Compared with adults, infection in children is much less well understood.

However, the treatment plant may have to contend with other problems related to trace compounds in the biogas, problems that are much less well-understood.

However it is clear that even if alternatively spliced and combinatorially interacting proteins were in principle adequate to the task, in practice that is not the sole regulatory resource, and there do indeed exist regulatory RNAs, some quite well understood, others much less well (see [ 5]).

In contrast to proteinaceous fibrils, nanotubes are much less frequently observed and far less well understood.

On the other hand, crispness was less well understood, showing a much wider conceptual space.

For type 2 diabetes, the potential of beta cell replacement is less well understood because so much focus has been on insulin resistance, which is certainly an important therapeutic target.