The phrase "a scarce level of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is limited or in short supply, often referring to resources or availability.
Example: "The region is experiencing a scarce level of water supply due to the ongoing drought."
Alternatives: "a limited amount of" or "a low quantity of".
In the Greek lines, both wAlbA and wAlbB were detected in all tested females and males, but old males exhibited scarce levels of wAlbA (Fig 2B).
Despite this heterogeneous conformation, the bMSC cultures expressed high levels of mRNA of MSC specific surface markers CD73, CD90 and CD105 and scarce levels of hematopoietic cell surface markers CD33 and CD45.
A scarce and low level of evidence is available in literature for those orthopaedic daily life topics.
In dozens and dozens of Bright Engrams, I got a scarce handful of exotic-level items, and the vast majority are some collection of "lesser" drops like transmats, shaders or beyond useless blue mods.
If he/she has a scarce earning capacity, because of a low level of education, and he/she is not well suited for the labour market, either very young or old, the household is more likely to live in poverty (Devicienti et al. 2014).
Nevertheless, evidence-based information on a sufficient level of compliance is scarce complicating the interpretation of compliance reports.
A scarce population of bacteria from family Cl.
The results show potential for improvements given a low level of vehicle usage and load factor levels, scarce use of lightweight vehicle design, poorly selected vehicles and a high proportion of empty runs.
The results should help answer policy questions such as whether and what type of screening programmes should be added in populations with a high level of access to treatment, or, in developing countries, whether to put scarce resources into screening or into expanding levels of treatment coverage.
