Sentence examples similar to poorly understood idea from inspiring English sources

And the psychology of the human species is so poorly understood that the idea that we might survive for generations together in a big tin can is simply insane.

Despite the prominent role of HGT in the spread of antibiotic resistance, critical aspects of these processes remain poorly understood and present challenges to the idea of therapeutically targeting HGT.

Recent studies support this idea; however, this effect is poorly understood, hindering the management of urban environments to improve educational outcomes.

The mainly Protestant heritage of the United States may be one reason why the idea of "natural philosophy" is poorly understood by American thinkers, Father Fessio playfully suggests.

"The whole idea of evolutionary dead-end strategies is poorly understood," he says.

Seventeen years ago, the idea of people with disabilities being dancers was poorly understood in Australia, Brew told the conference.

It would show the world that he was "a man of action and a man of ideas … Gaddafi is well known but poorly understood, particularly in the west".

Their main ideas were first published in the early 1950s but were poorly understood and made few converts for at least 15 years.

The meeting proved a very valuable forum for the dissemination of ideas and experiences relating to commonly used, but sometimes poorly understood, techniques in mammary cell biology.

Creativity, the ability to produce innovative ideas, is a key higher-order cognitive function that is poorly understood.

These mixed results are consistent with the idea that acetate can affect cardiac contractility, but the cellular mechanisms remain poorly understood.