Sentence examples for dearth of analyses from inspiring English sources

A recent systematic review of the evidence on integration of disease-specific programmes into health systems reveals a dearth of analyses of the information (M&E) building block.

The dearth of analyses focusing simultaneously on morphology and molecular data is troubling because morphological data are the only characters available for much of the Tree of Life, and their use is indispensable (Wiens, 2005, 2009).

There is a dearth of mechanistic analyses of proteasome functions, and the complexity of polypeptide hydrolysis has precluded detailed analysis (Liepe et al., 2014a).

Owing to the dearth of studies analysing choices of treatments in spa settings, this study drew on choice theory and Gesler's concept of therapeutic landscape to offer novel insights on spa-goers' choice of treatments.

Although these studies provide important insights into the factors that plague policy implementation, there is a dearth of studies that analyse the implementation of policies on remuneration or financial incentives (19– 219.

It has been argued that research is not being conducted to answer questions of importance to healthcare decision-makers; and, in particular, there is a dearth of high-quality economic analyses of health behaviour change intervention trials [12].

Relating the findings on trade liberalization and TB as operationalized in this study to other research is difficult due to the previously mentioned dearth of quantitative studies that analysed this relationship.

Despite the increasing use of evidence-based guidelines over the last decade to complement other approaches to care, there appears to be a relative dearth of English-language cost-effectiveness analyses of such guidelines ([ 1- 11]).

Last month on this page, I discussed this absence and the dearth of sociologists and other non-economists analysing how we got into this mess.

There is a dearth of suitable assessment methods for more general analyses of existing daily load variations.

The dearth of multivesicular complexes reported by the ultrastructural analyses (Fig.  7) compared with the functional measurements indicates that they form shortly before their fusion with the plasma membrane, making them difficult to capture by electron microscopy.