Sentence examples for a relatively sparse from inspiring English sources

It came from living among a relatively sparse human population, with wild animals as our neighbors.

They played to a relatively sparse crowd in Tasmania, but the stands were packed Saturday in Melbourne Park.

Another was the tree's location: a relatively sparse area where there wasn't all that much that could burn.

Brown's surprise was sprung during the debate on a relatively sparse Queen's speech and followed secret Treasury talks with the building societies and banks.

The discovery helped to show that the evolution of hominins was not as simple as a relatively sparse fossil record might have previously suggested.

It has a small budget—€80m ($119m) a year and a relatively sparse network of reporters, though it can draw on those of its sister news organisations.

Real-life data on response to BoNT-A in CD are relatively sparse, 16 18 and studies evaluating multidimensional definitions of response, in particular, are lacking.

For the far field, the deformation gradient threshold was set to 0.5 to obtain a set of relatively sparse points.

To simulate networks most closely resembling real world network data, we set out to develop a set of relatively sparse networks with few strong connections.

Images of Trichoderma spp. colonizing maize [ 17] or tomato roots [ 35] show the colonizing mycelia as a loose and relatively sparse network, which is less sharply delineated than the massive EM mantle [ 36].

While polling on an O'Donnell-Coons match-up has been relatively sparse, an August survey by Daily Kos and PPP and a early September Rasmussen poll both show the Democrat leading O'Donnell by margins of 7 and 11 points respectively.