Sentence examples for because of dearth from inspiring English sources
The present study has been done on the data available for Upper Ganga region, and is important because of dearth of data availability, for the Ganga River.
Being a low-resource country, Pakistan's health sector is facing tremendous problems in meeting the health care needs of its people, mainly because of dearth of trained HR in the rural areas where 65% of the population lives [ 5].
In general, the coefficient (r) dropped steadily with increasing distance and beyond 500 600 the correlation coefficients were mostly non-significant, perhaps because of dearth of samples in those distance class groups.
In addition, because of dearth of data, the potential effects of breed, exact origin and management of animals as risk factors were not assessed, and seeing that all studies but one were conducted before 2007, the prevalence of drug resistant isolates might have changed.
MOREOVER, virtually all of the sales taking place these days are resales because of the dearth of new construction.
The discussion of the waiter-carriers ends too soon, unfortunately, because of a dearth of source material on the topic.
Because of the dearth of judges, cases linger for 15, 20, 30 years.
It lost 2.8 billion yen ($24 million) last year, mainly because of the dearth of initial public offerings.
