Sentence examples for dearth of reporting from inspiring English sources

With a continued dearth of reporting on the subject in the Russian media, Nenasheva has used social media to document her performance, and accounts of her encounters with passers-by suggested her stunt may have had some impact.

However, these findings are not consistent with the relative dearth of reporting of doxycycline failure (when taken appropriately either as prophylaxis or treatment) in the literature.

Additionally, there is a dearth of reporting of DAMA and its determinants in the Australian situation in the peer reviewed literature.

Although "lack of auto-resuscitation after a certain time interval" might be a reasonable "accepted medical standard", there is no general consensus on whether this is an appropriate operational approach to "irreversibility" or on what that "certain time interval" might be and a dearth of reported evidence to inform that discussion.

In light of the current research on GS and the dearth of reported research on GS and GBS in soybean breeding, the objectives of this study were (i) evaluate prospects for GS using GBS in a typical soybean breeding program and (ii) evaluate the effect of GBS marker selection and imputation on genomic prediction accuracy.

Large uncertainties associated with predicting future soil temperature and moisture changes at regional/local scales, and the dearth of reports on eCO2 impacts on root biology and NUE render any conclusions highly speculative.

Although bacterial cellulose (BC) and bacterial cellulose nanocrystals (BCNs) have considered to be edible, non-toxic, biocompatible and biodegradable, there is still the dearth of reports of BC and BCNs as the emulsifiers of Pickering emulsions with respect to the applications in foods, cosmetics and medicines.

The dearth of reports on the bacteriological quality of Meenachil River calls for attention.

Multiple reports have cautioned against over-interpretation of results of labeled transplanted cells to host cells, though there has been a dearth of reports quantifying the actual number of activated tissue macrophages engulfing the markers or marked cells [24] [29].

Despite the dearth of reports of sparganosis in humans from Africa, the occurrence of adult Spirometra seems to be both common and widespread, at least in east Africa.

[ 43] As shown in Table  1, there is no dearth of reports in various cohorts of patients showing elevated IL-1Ra levels in different cancers.