Sentence examples for for dearth from inspiring English sources
While reports have cited the lack of standardized in vitro test methods as an important reason for dearth of an IVIVC or a lack of 1 1 correlation with parenteral microspheres (Rawat et al. 2012), data from the current study prove that with proper selection of an in vitro method, an IVIVC can be obtained.
The same could be said for the dearth of good roles for old characters in literature.
That step compensated for a dearth of market financing for banks.
The dome, which resembles an upside-down wok, is a national joke, mocked for its dearth of visitors and attacked for its expensive upkeep.
Here's President-elect Donald Trump's explanation-slash-spin for the dearth of celebrities so far slated for his inauguration: he doesn't want them there.
She blamed it for a dearth of jobs in America, and for giving low-income foreigners a devil's bargain — either don't eat, or labor in danger.
And resorts in Park City, Utah, have run snowmakers full blast for the last several weeks to make up for the dearth.
Nothing had prepared her for the physical goneness of her mother, or for the dearth of ritual and understanding that would acknowledge her loss.
Beyond regulatory obstacles, a major reason for the dearth of new technologies has been a lack of money for research.
If you want to blame somebody for the dearth of science employment, blame the very people who are responsible for making American science great.
