Sentence examples for relatively less studied from inspiring English sources

The use of video sequences for face recognition has been relatively less studied compared to image-based approaches.

Authors have mainly worked on a particular jamming attack, and therefore, the classification of different attacks remained relatively less studied.

This phenomenon, known as the Soret effect, has been relatively less studied despite its importance for a fluid layer of a binary mixture (convection and stability).

However, recent advances in archaeal genetics and other tools have enabled a systems approach to understanding GRNs in these relatively less studied archaeal model organisms.

The hydrologic effects of forest use and reforestation of degraded lands in the humid tropics has implications for local and regional hydrologic services but such issues have been relatively less studied when compared to the impacts of forest conversion.

At present, the molecular mechanisms responsible for the reported beneficial cerebrovascular effects of Sal B are relatively less studied.

Most research on camels revolves around their potential as milk and meat producers and associated conditions (e.g. diseases) (Farah and Fischer 2004), whereas relatively less studies have been carried out on the productive and cultural links between pastoral populations and camels.

Relatively less-studied is the question: Can we use communication to activate people to serve as agents of positive health influence within their social networks?

However, since most of them studied Caucasians or Hispanics, the profiles of chromosomal alterations and their biological implications in Asians are relatively less well studied.

This could mean that a relatively less well studied gene is involved in this eQTL regulation.

Prey can also use this information to reduce their danger of predation, although this possibility is relatively less well studied.