Sentence examples for not very explored from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, wood waste as such as pine wood waste (PWW) are also produced in large scale and their recycling potential is not very explored.

Both were actually excerpts of larger pieces; and Ms. Kihlstedt's solo itself sounded fragmentary, its shards not very satisfyingly explored.

"I thought that was an interesting relationship that's not very often explored," he said in a recent interview in Manhattan.

The issue is not really explored.

Yet, Treemaps are not very convenient for exploring large hierarchies, especially when it is necessary to get access to details [2].

But for the most part, they're not very conducive to really exploring – it's not much fun to click through various guides to get a feel for where you'd like to visit, because each guide is loaded with a wall of text.

It's a neat idea, and hasn't really been explored very much.

29 Based on previous studies, 30 satisfaction in terms of health (well-satisfied and satisfied versus not very satisfied and unsatisfied) was explored because the level of health satisfaction was expected to predict the level of health status associated with lifestyle and sociodemographic characteristics.

A promising idea, and yet ultimately too cute: it is a one-to-one allegory, and this much of the film is spent exploring this not very rewarding vein.

• Read the Guardian and Observer's reviews of the original 1968 film: "A promising idea, and yet ultimately too cute: it is a one-to-one allegory, and this much of the film is spent exploring this not very rewarding vein".

Their presence can be easily seen in the data analyzed here with RRT as well, e.g. Figure 2B; codon 10 corresponds to the 5' ends of the footprints and show a variability comparable to that of position 6 (btw plotting 64 curves on the same diagram is not very effective, the authors should explore other statistics for measuring variability within a distribution).