Sentence examples for a remarkable paucity from inspiring English sources

Until recently, there has been a remarkable paucity of empirical research on the capacity for voluntary choice in the context of consent, and the means to assess it (Appelbaum et al. 2009, 31; Roberts 2002b, 705).

In particular, Olins and colleagues [30] documented that granulocytes, a class of highly deformable white blood cells having exceptional shaped nuclei (i.e. highly lobulated), are characterized by a remarkable paucity of LINC complex components.

Unlike its left heart counterpart there is a remarkable paucity of proven therapy for RHF.

In contrast, there is a remarkable paucity of critical care data collected within the United States.

This review of the evidence indicates a remarkable paucity of data on preterm birth and stillbirth for many potentially relevant interventions.

Surprisingly, in view of the plethora of information available on PDEs in other cells, there is a remarkable paucity of studies on the identity, location and nature of PDEs in the human spermatozoon (Conti and Beavo, 2007; Houslay, 2009).

Indeed, the remarkable paucity of their conclusions may reasonably be attributed to their attempt to provide a theory of phenomena that have yet to be properly defined.

The remarkable paucity of heterochromatin observed at the BBB and IMS13q neocentromere was unexpected at a functional human centromere.

A remarkable finding was the relative paucity of Burkholderia cepacia as an important pathogen in CGD.

In agreement with our observation, a remarkable abundance of antisense transcripts in fly and a paucity in worm have been recently reported [ 12, 14].

A remarkable pathological difference between grey matter lesions (GML) and white matter lesions (WML) in Multiple Sclerosis (MS) patients is the paucity of infiltrating leukocytes in GML.