Sentence examples for a paucity in from inspiring English sources

But a paucity in fund closings by private equity firms, as well as initial public offerings and follow-on stock sales by public companes, also affected the results.

At some point in human history (about 8,000 6,000 bc in the ancient Near East), when calendrical seasons were associated with planting and harvesting, special days or periods most likely were set aside for fasting (because of a paucity in the food supply) or for feasting (because of an increase in the food supply).

However, there is a paucity in the SOC stock assessment researches particularly in the afroalpine and sub-afroalpine vegetation types, above 3200 m.a.s.l.l

A literature search revealed a paucity in systematic longitudinal studies of paper yellowing within a single archive or groups of archives, elements of the Identical books project IBP [13] are probably the best known example.

Representative volume finite element (RVE) models are built for a range of CNTRPs and employed for the evaluation of effects of diameter and chirality on the Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio of CNTRPs, for which there is a paucity in the literature.

Furthermore, there is a paucity in the qualitative literature describing how Canadians experiencing homelessness access health care services.

The book is unusual because its entire content was exclusively authored by 1 person, resulting in a paucity of in-depth information in some areas, which may have been provided by multiple authors.

Despite recent investigations on the biological properties of TTO, there still remains a paucity of in vivo data confirming and strengthening the in vitro results.

In particular, a "paucity" of women in digital careers and in science, technology, engineering and mathematics generally risks holding back UK competitiveness, the report says.

Critical thinking is a desirable competency for contemporary nurses although there are growing concerns supporting a disturbing paucity in its achievement.

But there are few applications of Markov decision process models (MDPs) in forestry, a paucity also observed in the general operations research literature (White 1993).