Sentence examples for data sparse from inspiring English sources

Peter Thorne, a climatologist at the Co-operative Institute for Climate and Satellites, in North Carolina, describes it as "quite a hard sell in periods that are data sparse".

Thus, there is no data sparse issue.

It optimizes storage and access of variant data (sparse matrices) and provides built-in analysis functions.

This objective function has been used in many real-valued and complex-valued data sparse signal representation works.

Unfortunately, improving the models requires observations, and "Antarctica and the sea ice lanes are some of the most data sparse regions on earth," he says.

Combining DPT and environmental tracers is a cost-effective strategy to characterise shallow groundwater resources in unconsolidated sedimentary aquifers in remote data sparse areas.

Hydrological study in data-sparse and ungauged basin has been a hot and difficult issue.

Conceptual models have proved useful to assess management impact on phosphorus loads, particularly in data-sparse environments.

The process we used can serve as an example for developing collaborative, landscape-scale, conservation priorities for data-sparse metapopulations.

The empirical model known as the International Reference Ionosphere IRII) could be used to augment data-sparse regions in an ionospheric now-cast and forecast system.

Model inputs in this data-sparse region include in situ river discharge, satellite-derived rainfall, and the shuttle radar topography mission (SRTM) floodplain elevation.