Sentence examples for likely to be sparse from inspiring English sources

Now the team comes home to play in front of what are likely to be sparse crowds at Citi Field.

JAVI MARTINEZ (Spain) As a Spanish central midfielder, opportunities were always likely to be sparse for Javi Martinez, as he found at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, where he made only one substitute appearance as his team lifted the biggest prize in soccer for the first time.

On the other hand, evidence is likely to be sparse from smaller or less developed countries.

The optimal coefficients solved by Q4 are more likely to be sparse; in contrast, the ones obtained by Q5 are non-sparse.

RVF case grid locations were more likely to be sparse agriculture or dense shrubbery land use locations versus non-case locations (73% versus 58%; P < 0.0001, χ test).

If the network is likely to be sparse, which is a reasonable a priori assumption for biological networks, then we choose a> b, since, intuitively a and b represent our prior knowledge about the likely frequencies of 1's and 0's occuring in the binary adjacency matrix A. By the same rationale, we choose b> a when the network is believed to be dense (P(A i j = 1)>0.5).

In other words: expect the NDP platform to be sparse.

The drop in the risk ratio observed in the parity ≥10 category is likely to be due to sparse data.

It has recently been shown that for several plant pathogens, including the late blight pathogen Phytophthora infestans, effector sequences are more likely to be found in repeat-rich, gene sparse regions of the genome [ 43].

Dendritic segments located in these afferent sparse zones are likely to be activated mostly via intracortical connections that may explain the weak responsiveness of a subset of L5 neurons to single-whisker stimulation (de Kock et al. 2007).

Sampling of other areas is sparse, so the diversity we have uncovered is likely to be a subset of that in B. plicatilis s. s.