Sentence examples for few data indicate from inspiring English sources

88 A few data indicate that encouraging participants to seek only a modest initial weight loss does not facilitate weight maintenance and produces a lower weight loss than standard treatment.

Although mortality data indicate that extensive public education campaigns have been at least partially effective in encouraging earlier self-referral of thinner melanomas with a better prognosis, few data indicate that primary prevention campaigns have had a substantial effect.

Only few of the extreme AE data belong to type 2. However, the existence of these few data indicates that AE has no upper limit.

That being said, the last few months' NPD data indicate that hardware sales are still fairly robust.

There are few published data indicating their ability to discriminate between weak sensitizers and irritants and they have apparently not been used to characterize the respiratory sensitization potential of unknown compounds.

However, recent publication appointed that few data available indicate that exercise benefits in bone mineral density are eroded in the long term, indicating that residual factors caused by physical activity in the growth period such as structural changes, muscle strength, coordination and balance could be more important to prevent fractures in later life [ 66].

The few data available indicate that this species have a higher capacity to increase fluxes than Nereis spp. Upward percolation of irrigated water through the feeding funnel forces porewater rich in solutes out of the sediment, which is more efficient than the combined action of radial diffusion into the burrow and advective transport out of the burrow as in the Nereis case.[54].[54]

However throughout much of the world there is little provision for immunization beyond infancy and very few data to indicate the extent of protection.

For terrestrial wetland species, the few data available indicate that leaf gas films enable rates of underwater PN similar to those achieved by submergence-acclimated leaves, in both cases being higher than in terrestrial air-formed leaves without these features (data and discussion in Colmer and Pedersen 2008).

The human psychophysical data are clear with regard to the fact that acute elevation of NGF in muscle, as opposed to skin, can produce rapid sensitization, but even here there are few data to indicate why this may be the case.

National survey data indicate few adolescents or young adults consume whole grains in the amount recommended to prevent chronic disease and maintain a healthful weight.