The phrase "a sparse more" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe something that is both sparse and more of something else, but the construction is unclear.
Example: "The data set is a sparse more than I expected, making it difficult to analyze."
Alternatives: "a more sparse" or "sparser than".
While attendance is sparse, more than 100 people still pack the tiny synagogue for the high holy days in September.
The Conservatives want to shut the trust down, and replace it with something (the details are characteristically sparse) more coherent and robust.
However, the resulting genotype matrix was extremely sparse: more than 75% of the 273,835 SNPs contained >50% missing genotypes.
While the information on the role of PPARα and PPARδ in bone is sparse, more is known about the significance of PPARγ.
Soft sound returns, Morton Feldman's atonal plinks forming a sparse background to more idiosyncratic danced episodes; one solo keeping the arms and hands close to the face, another showing, without fuss or flash, just how extraordinary b-boy Rauf RubberLegzz" Yasit earned his nickname.
A sparse graph conserves more energy in term of maintaining the constructed network topology.
Just round the corner, in front of a sparse crowd at the more upmarket Electric Playground, fellow Sydney band Songs are becoming more and more locked into their own distinctive – no less mesmeric – groove.
There are two possible interpretations for such a sparse production history, the more reverential one being the Mint's: that this is a worthy work lying undiscovered and waiting for rescue from oblivion.
This nonlinear property means that finding a sparse representation is inherently more difficult than in the two-dimensional (2D) case.
This weather prevented people from getting around town, so I walked a half mile in the snow to the club to help entertain a sparse crowd, which looked more festive thanks to the weather-enforced halt of normal activity.
