Sentence examples for is sparsely described from inspiring English sources

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The prevalence of diabetic retinopathy in Norway is sparsely described in the literature [ 4, 5].

The morphology of the spinal cord abnormality in OEIS is sparsely described in the pathology literature [ 11, 12, 24].

A learning effect in the treatment of PNE with desmopressin is sparsely described in the literature; however, Läckgren et al. showed that prolonged treatment with desmopressin has a pronounced effect on enuresis, especially during the period immediately after treatment cessation [ 6].

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Use of medication for any pre-existing diseases was sparsely described.

However, it is only sparsely described how these processes are influenced by situations of limited nutrient availability, such as fasting and caloric restriction (CR), or by excessive nutrient supply, such as high-fat feeding.

While some of the reported initiators were previously sparsely described in patents, but lack a systematic study, others are reported for the first time.

The clinical significance and the occurrence are only sparsely described.

Despite their apparent high dimensionality, spatially distributed hydraulic properties of geologic formations can often be compactly (sparsely) described in a properly designed basis.

Antibiotic and oral corticosteroid prescribing rate in patients suffering from acute exacerbations of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) or asthma in general practice are only sparsely described.

Our survey of cellular pathways, processes and protein domains, identified about 20 results that are only sparsely described in the literature associated with each tumour type (Methods section, Table 2).

The relationship between EVLW and the PaO2/FiO2 ratio has been sparsely studied and described as weak [ 2].

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