Sentence examples for knowledge scant from inspiring English sources
To our knowledge, scant data on the effect of environmental conditions on glnA and hetR expression in Trichodesmium shows that fixed-nitrogen sources and diurnal rhythmicity regulated glnA expression in natural populations of marine Synechococcus spp [35] and hetR expression in Trichodesmium [30].
When it came to food, however, the roadies' knowledge was scant.
He thereby expresses the poignancy of the multiverse: a perfect world exists somewhere among infinite inaccessible alternatives, but that knowledge is scant consolation to Jarvis Cocker, struggling with disappointment, grief, and presumably a few too many bones in his haddock.
Wood durability is influenced by numerous extrinsic and intrinsic factors; however, knowledge is scant about the role stake dimension plays.
Knowledge is scant about the influence of occupational exposures on airway inflammation in patients with refractory asthma.
Preliminary work suggests that lack of training, limited medical knowledge, and scant access to information sources are likely contributors to physician-side healthcare provision barriers [ 13, 28].
He had scant knowledge of computers at the time.
Before writing Gagarin Way, Burke had only scant knowledge of the theatre from a few visits.
These discoveries added to the scant knowledge researchers had about the bird.
Too many educators have scant knowledge of what kinds of skills businesses really need.
In those days, teams had no trainers, much less doctors, and scant knowledge of head injuries.
