Sentence examples for considerable dearth of from inspiring English sources
There is a considerable dearth of information regarding the function of IGFBPs in skeletal muscle, particularly their role in the pathophysiology of Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD).
The reasons for the dearth of published research deserve consideration.
Whereas, there has been considerable research to test preventive measures for ACL injury, there is a dearth of data available related to the prevention of concussion and physeal injury.
Today, in spite of considerable effort, children with mental disorders still lack access to treatment due to the dearth of service providers and a lack of child psychiatrists.
The district is characterized by complex, diverse and risk-prone ecosystem, which is perturbed by extreme climatic events, water logging in low lands for considerable part of the year and soil salinity in winter and summer months resulting in dearth of appropriate technology for the district.
And while the restaurant's washed-out palette — blond, white, pale gray — and dearth of adornment may strike some diners as borderline monastic, at least Bar Q has considerable space.
Despite the considerable body of research on volume-outcome relationship in hospital and specialist settings, there is a dearth of research on volume-outcome relationship in primary care setting.
For the last century, there was a considerable craving by African-American artists and their sympathizers for an art about slavery to fill the void made by the dearth of actual slave artists.
Why is there this dearth of information?
The dearth of restaurants was no problem.
