Sentence examples for Quite sparsely from inspiring English sources

"In between two berms are tens of thousands of tents quite sparsely populated compared to a normal organised refugee camp," he said.

While C. canadensis formed almost dense monocultures in Kashmir Himalaya, it occurred quite sparsely in the North American sites.

The low percentage of cells in BLA showing dual activation (3.9%) implies that, during a single learning trial, convergently activated neurons are quite sparsely distributed.

The books by the finalists "are all quite small and sparsely written," Mrs. Daley said.

Most of the 7 million people live on Kowloon, Lanteau, and Hong Kong Island, as well as the New Territories, leaving most of Hong Kong sparsely populated and quite rural.

Thus the repetitive nature of sialylated core 1 on mucins such as MUC1 in breast carcinomas may function quite differently to the more sparsely spaced sialylated core 1 glycans normally found on nonmucinous glycoproteins.

Intermediate tallies away from the extremes tend to be sparsely sampled even for quite large data sets, however, which can complicate direct fitting.

However, one major drawback of the method is that its efficiency deteriorates quite significantly when the problem is spatially sparsely populated, as in the case where multiple bubbles are well separated.

But it is one thing to build two huge casinos in a rural, sparsely populated corner of Connecticut, and quite another to put a casino in the middle of one of the biggest traffic bottlenecks on Long Island, and in a resort area that cherishes its self-image as a quiet retreat.

The jars were usually built in sparsely populated areas where the population is quite poor.

There is evidence based on our findings that FGM/C continues unabated in sparsely populated and remote regions that are quite isolated from the rest of the country and given low priority in national development efforts.