Among different chromosomes, dense LOHs were present over large portions of chr 19, chr 17, chr 16p, chr 22q, and parts of chr 1p, chr 6p, chr 9q and chr 11q, but were relatively sparse in chr 4, chr 8, chr 13, chr 18 and chr 21 (Fig. 2a).
Systematic investigations of the experiences of different groups of students in active-learning courses are relatively sparse but will be important to enriching our understanding of how to maximize the experiences and learning of all students.
55 Ophthalmologic observations on adults with severe malaria are relatively sparse, but they are consistent with the reported pediatric findings in that approximately one-third of adults meeting the standard clinical case definition of CM have no evidence of malarial retinopathy.
There are relatively sparse inclusions of fossilized marine fauna found in the Marcellus, but these fossils are still important to paleontology.
At any time on the avenue, even cars are relatively sparse.
The absorbing pages relating to Gillies — and to the men from ordinary homes, who made up most of the wartime fatalities — are relatively sparse.
Comprehensive experimental data are relatively sparse for this important configuration.
As can be seen in the figure, for both algorithms the matrices are relatively sparse.
Related data concerning FMT as a treatment for obesity and related metabolic disorders in humans are relatively sparse.
Unfortunately IGS GPS sites in the near-field the source region of the Wenchuan earthquake are relatively sparse.
