Sentence examples for but very sparse from inspiring English sources

As in Fig. 9, OpenMVG gives the precise but very sparse result while the result of VisualSFM is much denser than the OpenMVG.

Don's showrooms are usually around 3,000-3,500 square feet and contain many sports but very sparse selection.

A great deal of experimental evidence points to role of TLRs in AD and multiple sclerosis, but very sparse information is available on the function of these receptors in other neurodegenerative disorders [ 51].

ITH gives faster computation than BPDN but requires very sparse signal.

DTFR is superior to other protocols we compare it with when the network is disconnected but not very sparse.

The time scale used to estimate correlations is crucial, because for too low values the strength of the signal might be comparable to the noise in the data and, hence, the networks will not only be erroneous but also very sparse because of missing correlations.

Lepr is also expressed in the dorsal vagal complex of the brainstem, including in the NTS, but is very sparse in the ventrolateral area of the medulla.

Heather, herbs, and grasses are also present, but are often very sparse.

Most people with dementia live in low and middle income countries but there is very sparse research data about risk factors for dementia in these populations [ 18].

Beautiful storytelling – really very sparse, but also elegant.

At this point details on the acquisition are still very sparse, but it's clearly a good match.