Sentence examples for despite sparse from inspiring English sources

The push for accreditation continues despite sparse evidence to support its efficiency or effectiveness.

Despite sparse efficacy data, tenofovir emtricitabine or tenofovir lamivudine plus nevirapine is used in many resource-constrained settings.

Despite sparse evidence of effective strategies to curb adolescent drinking [ 30, 45, 46], interventions towards targeted groups or individuals have yielded more promising findings [ 45– 45].

The basal position of Oenomys among the arvicanthini was also proposed in a recent molecular study [ 16] despite sparse sampling within the tribe.

Despite sparse data, metabolic acidosis, including lactic acidosis, also appears to depress myocardial relaxation assessed in isolated heart or by echocardiography (NOAM) [ 62, 63].

Despite sparse data on relationships between PM2.5 species and PTB, there is some evidence that certain species, for example, sulfates or nitrates, may be more influential than others (Darrow et al. 2009 Wilhelmm et al. 2011).

Despite a sparse crowd, the event still held its allure yesterday for the competitors.

This summer, Joel sold out Fenway Park, Wrigley Field, Citizens Bank Park, in Philadelphia, and Nationals Park, in D.C., and, despite the sparse schedule (three shows a month), was the fourth-highest-grossing pop act of the season, behind One Direction, Jay Z and Beyoncé, and Justin Timberlake.

Asked about the continued emphasis on navigation despite the sparse traffic, Jody Farhat, the chief of water management for the Missouri River Basin for the Army Corps of Engineers, said: "The primary reason is it's because it's the law.

A walk-in diner may be told, despite the sparse crowd in attendance, that there is an hour's wait for a table, and that seats at the bar are "for reservations only".

This demonstrated the broad applicability of the model despite the sparse data required for initialisation.