Sentence examples for we understood little from inspiring English sources

Of course, in the 1950s, we understood little about hemoglobin's biochemistry.

During the course of a behavioral intervention trial to enhance support for HIV positive and HIV negative pregnant and postpartum adult women [ 37] our study team recognized that we understood little about the clinical and psychosocial experiences of the youngest women in the clinic.

Although Madoff's scheme dates back to at least the early nineteen-nineties, we understand little about the genesis of his criminal operation.

Chromatin state variation at gene regulatory elements is abundant across individuals, yet we understand little about the genetic basis of this variability.

Although the fossil record suggests an ecosystem quite different than that of the region today, we understand little about the ecological factors that contributed to this disparity.

Critics believe the crystals could have been produced inorganically, saying we understand little about inorganically produced magnetite grains of such miniscule size.

Unfortunately, as Remillard (2011) notes, "we understand little about the processes through which teachers might learn to engage with curriculum resources in substantially new ways and position themselves as partners" (p. 121) rather than just consumer.

Our DNA and the DNA of other living things has long stretches of segments about which we understand little to nothing, he points out, so a message could be hidden there.

In contrast to diseases of vertebrates, we understand little of the aetiology of insect diseases.

In contrast to the importance of soil bacteria for ecosystem functioning, we understand little how different management types affect the soil bacterial community composition.

Still, we understand little about the taxonomic distribution, evolutionary history or function of this trait.