Sentence examples for frequent paucity from inspiring English sources

Although a larger number of falling subjects needs to be investigated such frequent paucity of express saccades has theoretical and clinical value.

Classification systems may perform quite differently in developing versus developed country settings due to dissimilar aetiologies of stillbirth [ 65] and the frequent paucity of information about the death in developing country settings.

The absence of dystrophin in DMD results in progressive muscle weakness, frequent contractures, paucity of regenerating fibers and gradual replacement of muscle fibers with adipose and connective tissue.

The small size and the paucity of frequent SNPs within these sequences make it difficult to analyze the expression profile and the potential imprinted status of these miRNAs, whose interactions with ZFAT might be of great interest.

The paucity of driver mutations in HNSCC and frequent tumour suppressor loss represents a pharmacological challenge, but increased understanding of the molecular biology through the developments in high-throughput technology heralds a future of personalised medicine.

[DD, Massage therapist, talking about speaking to clients about quitting tobacco] Practitioners conveyed frustration with the difficulty of motivating patient behavior change related to lifestyle issues, the associated paucity of sustained behavior change, and patients' frequent expectations of a "quick and easy" fix – echoing sentiments often expressed by conventional medical practitioners.

This finding may help reconcile the paucity of symptomatic human and equine cases, despite frequent detection or isolation of virus from mammalophilic mosquitoes during episodes of virus amplification.

Observations of fluorescently labelled lung tumor slices indicate that TIL (CD3+ cells) do interact in situ with monocytes/macrophages (CD14+ cells) and are mostly present in the stromal zone (Fig. 2B) whereas the striking paucity of TIL in the tumor mass (EpCAM+) makes frequent TIL-tumor cells interactions quite unlikely.

A frequent disappointment in the conduct of systematic reviews is the relative paucity of published primary studies on which to base the review.

Despite frequent reports of child behaviour problems and parenting difficulties, there is a paucity of literature examining relationships between child behaviour and parents' confidence and competence with treatment.

To verify whether the frequent initiation of antisense transcript at 3′ end was related to the paucity of introns in Sc, we downloaded the intron containing genes from Ares lab Yeast Intron Database (Version 3.0) [ 29].