Sentence examples for understood compared from inspiring English sources

Regrettably, dyspraxia is poorly understood compared to its better-known SpLD cousins dyslexia, ADHD and Asperger's syndrome.

In aged macaques, changes in attentional updating and monitoring systems are poorly understood compared to changes in shifting and inhibition.

However, AR's practical uses are relatively not well understood compared to those of virtual reality and other technologies (Joseph and Uther 2009).

Their physiology is still little understood compared with other animal groups, and their unusual immune system may hold a key to fighting cancer.

The WFA group was developed following a study by BGS, for HSE OSDD), two years earlier which illustrated that ground conditions to the west of Britain, identified on BGS's regional studies, were more varied and processes and hazards were less well understood compared with the North Sea.

Although an alternative novel emulsification-internal gelation technology has been established and both the properties and the potential applications of the beads in drug delivery systems have been studied, the mechanism has not been well understood compared with the traditional droplet method (external gelation technology).

The function of β-chimaerins in the nervous system is less understood comparing to α-chimaerins.

The causes and effects of reduced biodiversity are easy to communicate and understand, compared with the complicated mechanisms and myriad effects of climate change.

It looks like when you meet other clubs and you have an English passport, you hit these prices which are very difficult to understand compared to the quality of the players.

The concordance methods are difficult to understand compared to scoring and compromising methods.

There is something about a couple of characters facing off, life bars draining, and wild super moves changing the outcome of the match that is relatively easy to understand, compared to the rest of the world of competitive gaming.