"a significant paucity" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a short supply or scarcity of something. For example: "The research revealed a significant paucity of affordable housing options in the area."
However, there is a significant paucity of data collected from these species in their natural environment.
Despite this rapid population increase, there is a significant paucity of research in this population [ 6].
The mammary tissue of STAT5A-deficient animals has a significant paucity of STAT5B protein [ 25].
Figure 10a also shows a significant paucity of IRs in the S. cerevisiae genome just after the gene start position.
Currently, there is a significant paucity of research eliciting the relationship between the ToM and intelligence in typically developing children [ 20].
In all other tissues, there is either no departure from the random expectation or a significant paucity of male-biased genes on the X chromosome.
This provides a good indication that predictions converge on the same set of regulatory proteins despite significant paucity in the experimental data.
In this study, the significant paucity of sleep spindles (B2) per minute in the fronto-central region correlated with age in the patient group.
Unfortunately, there have been relatively few effective, long-term treatment options to choose from, as evidenced by the significant paucity of available treatments to fill the gap between lifestyle modification and bariatric surgery.
Thus, based on the lymphocyte count, their phenotype and the T-cell receptor excision circle (TREC) analysis (Kuss et al, 2004b), it appears that the significant paucity of naïve and excess of memory CD4+ T cells characterises the subset of CD4+ T cells in SCCHN patients.
Was it worthwhile for Chabad to open a significant operation in a city with such a paucity of Jews especially when there were many larger communities who were still not served by a full-time rabbi?
