Sentence examples for not very studied from inspiring English sources
This is an important aspect, not very studied, of an assistance quality control.
Other elements that were measured in this study are not very well studied and need further investigation.
Isabella Rossellini: In some of my courses on animal behavior, I ran into several books written by credible, contemporary women biologists who wondered: "What is 'Mother?' What do we really mean?" It wasn't really studied very closely.
Still, the mechanisms underlying the evolution of multidomain proteins are not very well studied.
The influence of base fluids on the thermo-physical properties of suspensions is not very well studied and understood.
Despite the discovery of many fossils, the hippos of Madagascar are not very well studied, perhaps because researchers are interested in some of the more exotic megafauna of Madagascar, such as the giant lemurs and the elephant birds.
This could explain not only lower rates of AS observed in plants but also the different patterns of AS forms, potentially increasing chances of NMD, a phenomenon not very well studied in plants [23].
Some other DO terms, which are not very well studied, also have very few genes associated.
Dual regulatory outputs of transcripts are not very well studied in the field of genomics.
The equipment of histogenetically distinct cells and tissues with antioxidant enzymes is not very well studied.
Association between adipokines and CVD risk factors and MetS are not very well studied in the Arab population [ 18].
