Sentence examples for because of paucity of from inspiring English sources

In vitro gametogenesis is an obscure but paramountly important task primarily because of paucity of the precursor cells and first trimester gonadal tissues.

To date mainly because of paucity of data on this issue, no clear thresholds have been found regarding the harmful impact of hypo- or hyper-capnia after CA. Whereas hypocapnia seems consistently associated with worse outcome, hypercapnia is not [100].

The central Asian region remains a challenging area to model precipitation and temperature on any large scale, however (e.g., Schiemann et al. 2008; Mannig et al. 2013), because of paucity of historical and contemporary data and complexity of the climate drivers in the area.

Because of paucity of trials in each analysis, we did not use any formal method to investigate publication bias.

However because of paucity of local data [ 3, 4], we were unable to comment on trends of age at menarche.

It was not possible to obtain complete social network data of all 37 units, and because of paucity of data the social networks of 35 units were analyzed.

But relatively few visitors shop on the United States side, because of the paucity of retail stores and because the weak Canadian dollar makes Canadian purchases less expensive.

The pay is not very good for hangmen, partly because of the paucity of hangings, but also because the job is considered contract work.

They are poor because of drug abuse and mental illness and because of a paucity of affordable housing in many parts of the country.

It's more because of the paucity of compelling projects.

(Because of a paucity of double amputees like Pistorius, one race will include all amputees).