Sentence examples for not much explored from inspiring English sources

I stress that because it's clear from Mueller's book — though not much explored by Epstein — that Astaire (and his choreographer, critic, stand-in, friend, shadow, Hermes Pan) really made these films.

In comparison to the work done on bulk ZrO2, carbon-supported ZrO2 nanoparticles are not much explored.

That thesis falls within those parts of legal theory that are acknowledged but not much explored by contemporary legal positivists.

The object of analysis are foundations that originate from a family business, here called family business foundations, not much explored by researchers and here analyzed as tools for the continuity and persistence of the family firm over time.

However, the behavior of model-scale ice is not much explored and a deeper understanding of the model-scale ice mechanics is required to appraise the validity of full-scale and model-scale ice property tests.

The role of PHLPP in regulating Akt activity in the liver is not much explored.

But the further claim made in the paper that humans behave according to the normative model was harder to be convinced by – it seemed that other (suboptimal) models that use an estimate of the hazard rate might also be consistent with the data, but this wasn't much explored in the paper.

Mr. Cruz clearly finds García Lorca a great man, but he doesn't much explore that greatness.

Despite this link, little or not much research have explored the association between both antepartum and postpartum adverse pregnancy outcomes, and angiogenic regulators and oxidative stress biomarker levels.

These systems are not yet optimal, as improvements from anion substitutions had not been much explored.

Triazines are well known as flame retardants, however, their properties for battery applications have not been much explored.