little-understood

The video actually shows a solar 'prominence' - a little-understood feature which develops in the surface of the sun.

Public opinion, however, may be less hostile than the political elite. NATO seems to be little known and little understood.

Autism is a little-understood neurological and behavior syndrome that interferes with a child's ability to relate or interact with others.

It is one of nature's tricks, little understood, that each day I awaken with moods that have changed from yesterday.

However, variation is still little understood, so a broad species concept is followed here.

This paper aims to clarify the meaning, and explain the utility, of the case study method, a method often practiced but little understood.

A little-understood class of investors known only as 'other' in government data is expanding its influence in the oil market.

One well-known but little understood trade cost is imposed by the distance a product must travel to reach a market.

While it is widely - known scratching relieves an itch , the physiological mechanisms for how this works are little understood .

What is little understood by the outside world is that this is a failure legislated for. It is a failure which has been carefully designed.

Lassa fever, which wasn't first detected until 1969, in West Africa, is extremely virulent and little understood.

And for little understood reasons, it's on the rise.

They're a little-known commodity, I think, and little-understood.

The truth is that the concept is little understood.

There is a complexity in the structures of Chinese Christianity which is little understood in the West.

But despite being incredibly common, they can often go misdiagnosed - simply because they are little understood by many GPs.