Sentence examples for not well published from inspiring English sources

A carotid-cavernous sinus fistula (CCF) is a rare condition well known in the neurosurgical field, but not well published in emergency medicine literature.

"I didn't think he had been well published by the small presses and university presses that had handled his work," Chasman continued.

Well, published reviews aren't a secret.

By contrast, the Care Group model has accumulated what could be described as a reasonably large and fairly well-documented (although not well-published) "experience base".

And, well, published it.

Yeast 6 resulted from an effort to improve the predictive accuracy of Yeast 5 through manual curation, with particular focus on removing information that is not well supported by published literature and by adding metabolic pathway information that has been recently discovered.

Taube felt that a "primary flaw" with his correlation between electron configuration and ligand substitution was that it was described mainly in terms of valence bond theory, as crystal field theory and ligand field theory were not well established when he published his work in 1952.

In addition, sex and age of cases and controls were usually not well matched in most published studies.

The choice of the tumour area selected to define TSR can be subjective and is not well described in all published studies.

Despite their clear economic significance, Cretaceous presalt carbonates of the South Atlantic continental margins are not well-described by published facies models.

Although the precise relationship is not well-understood, most published studies report COX-2 expression to correlate with poor clinicopathologic features and predict a poor prognosis (Miyata et al, 2003; Tuna et al, 2004; Sozen et al, 2008; Li et al, 2009).