The review reveals the need for more modelling of deciduous forest, for progressively more sparse forest and for forest in regions with intensive storms and the consequent high rainfall rates.
The Closeness Measure values obtained for the stereo white signal for all schemes lie in between those obtained for the more sparse mono brown noise signal and the less sparse mono white noise signal, except for the FEA scheme, which yields the same values as for the mono white noise signal.
As Granny's brothers and sisters passed away, one by one, turnout for reunions became more sparse.
Because the spatial data was more sparse for inter-chromosomal pairs, we analyzed intra-chromosomal gene pairs separately from inter-chromosomal pairs.
Evidence is even more sparse for screening before 24 weeks of gestation".
As λ approaches 2 the estimates for β m will become more sparse, and as λ approaches 0 the estimates for β m approach the IRLS estimates.
nLSU D1-D3 sequences have also been used for analyses of Spirurina [ 42], but the available data are much more sparse than for nSSU.
Evidence on staffing levels and outcomes for mental health nursing is more sparse, contradictory and complicated by the day to day allocation of staff resources to wards with more seriously ill patients.
The trees in too-dense forests are already competing for water that the historically more sparse stands of trees might have found adequate; as drought increases, the stress will kill many trees outright and weaken others to the point that they become more vulnerable to predators like aggressive bark beetles.
Take graphs A for example, it is much more sparse than graph C. As shown in Fig. 6g, over the same query workload, the best evaluation strategy for graph A is path sharing, while for graph C it is a combination of path sharing and probe-based communication.
