The phrase "also few data" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically intended to express a lack of data in addition to something else, but the phrasing is awkward and incorrect.
Example: "In addition to the limited resources, we also have few data to support our findings."
Alternatives: "also limited data" or "also scarce data".
There are also few data on the risk related to their use during pregnancy, delivery and breast-feeding.
Until now, there were also few data on the influence of selenium on thyroid volume in iodine-sufficient areas.
There are also few data as to whether treatment guidelines and algorithms for insulin progression are being followed outside of clinical trials.
5 There are also few data concerning fundamental issues such as the possible effects of sex, ethnicity (most studies to date have involved Caucasians), or sampling from genetic isolates.
This might also be in part due the fact that we have too few data.
But there are also few scientific data to predict the behavior of a major eruption inside Popocatepetl (pronounced poh-poh-kah-TEH-peh-til, which means smoking mountain in Nahuatl, the indigenous language of Mexico).
There are also few solid data available about the sequence compositions and structural properties of 3D domain-swapped proteins and their hinge loops, which shall be very valuable for researchers who are looking for treatments for protein deposition diseases or interested in creating protein-based fibril materials or oligomerized enzymes.
There are also few international data about children of physicians and their possibilities and skills in acquiring a place at university for medicine, and no data at all about admission-scorings in detail [ 6, 8, 26].
Also, with so few data points in any given analysis (i.e. four for oilseed rape and six for maize), it is difficult to see how it can be verified that the data meet the underlying assumptions upon which the validity of the analyses depend.
Also, few trials contributed data to each outcome, which may suggest some selective outcome reporting.
This applies also for a few data that have been published on test-retest stability and criterion-dependent validity [ 5].
