Sentence examples for less sparsely from inspiring English sources

"Dan Stagg (7th over) pointed out how empty the stands at the Waca were (not just today either - they seemed more or less sparsely populated throughout)," notices Tom Wooton.

Abandoning this would mean that customers who live in less accessible or sparsely populated – and thus less profitable – areas wouldn't get their letters delivered, or would have to pay more for them: the end of the postal service as we know it.

Index-based agricultural insurance is of particular importance for vast, less heterogeneous and sparsely populated regions.

Actually a weak positive correlation between colonisation and performance was observed in all three infestation experiments, showing that heavily colonised families were less stunted than sparsely colonised ones.

A less-organized and sparsely numbered armored and infantry force forked off to attack Degania Bet.

In addition, motif Sd_1 is sparsely present (less than 40% of promoters) on both strands at the region -150 to -200.

It was also found that most of the superfamilies were sparsely populated (less than 10 members), unlike the densely populated ones like PDZ domain superfamily (with 50 members).

Whale bones deployed at the 2893-m and 1820-m localities were densely populated by O. rubiplumus and O. frankpressi, whereas cow bones, which have less porous surfaces, were sparsely populated [ 27].

Unfortunately no information was assessed on frequency of use of a wired phone so we cannot exclude that phone use in general is less popular in the sparsely populated areas.

Thus, the cortex may be organized in a region where neurons with similar response properties were densely clustered (highly columnar region) and a region where neurons with similar response properties were sparsely clustered (less columnar region).

Marat Safin of Russia, who beat Karol Kucera of Slovakia in his first-round match, was a bit less sanguine after his own sparsely attended match.