But the shortness of her career and the paucity of her output raise questions about the stresses she faced.
Her remarks suggest a paucity of options, when in reality there are myriad possibilities for women scientists in today's world.
This spring, some of my thesis research, including the fact that forty-six percent of Princeton men, compared to five percent of women, who foresaw a work-family conflict expect their spouses to interrupt their careers to raise children, was quoted by Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg in her book on the paucity of women leaders.
Ms. Povich said if anything haunted her, it was the relative paucity of local residents and year-round business.
AT a children's play group 10 years ago, Toni Parker and a few of her friends discussed the alarming paucity of books for young readers about famous African-American women.
Given the relative paucity of sources, her account of the first Christian millennium is bare-boned by comparison, concentrating on theology and imperial history.
Women are sometimes considered outsiders in the science and technology fields, but Lovelace and many of the female computer programmers who followed her are proof that this paucity is a function of society, not capability.
Susan Gottesfeld, associate executive director of the Osborne Association—another reentry and prison reform program told me that one of the barriers faced by reentry programs, including her own agency, is a paucity of funds for host programs to serve those leaving incarceration with or without bail troubles.
Although recognition of gene amplification may be a key factor in therapeutic decision-making, there is a paucity of data regarding HER-2/neu amplification in ESCC.
Something else that encouraged Brand to try her luck at comedy was the paucity of women on the circuit - she has said that, with a ratio of about two women to every 100 men, she figured that her novelty value, at the very least, would help get her booked.
