Sentence examples for becoming sparse from inspiring English sources

However, the infestation may become persistent and generalised, with the hair becoming sparse over multiple areas of the body or feet, and in these cases the response to treatment may be poor.

At this height the vegetation was becoming sparse, but even here there were tracks of vicunas (wild llamas), and a large hawk swooped overhead.

In the meantime, displaced Iraqis are leaving for Europe and these towns are becoming sparse wastelands, which means the continuing breakdown of order, economy and rule of law".

Gravels are abundant in the sediment around the river mouth (> 9.0%) and decrease seaward, becoming sparse in the southeast part of the sand flat (< 6.0%) (Fig. 7).

Brunetti is aware that his own drawings are becoming more sparse and minimalist as time passes: "Yes, but this was neither intended nor desired.

Maybe we'll see the resurgence of the glasshole, this time as an 'asstacle.' With privacy becoming incredibly sparse online, the physical world is becoming one of the few refuges for being able to be yourself with the minimal fear of being recorded for all posterity.

But while that drought is remarkable, meetings between the top two women are becoming increasingly less sparse.

In mammalian cells in culture, the Hippo pathway responds to mechanical stimulation, being activated in densely confluent epithelial cells (such that YAP is cytoplasmic) and becoming inactivated when cells are sparse and stretched out across their substrate (such that YAP becomes nuclear) (Dupont et al, 2011; Aragona et al, 2013).

The evidence, it was becoming clear, was a little sparse; once Musaev started going through it, you began to wonder if there was any evidence at all.

Recently, combining tensor modeling with sparse reconstruction is becoming the focus of attention in signal processing.

If you thought competition for the top job was sparse, disinterest in becoming a city councillor is staggeringly low.