Sentence examples similar to meager availability from inspiring English sources

The latter achieves two outcomes: (1) exclusion of CpGs likely increases the risk of false discoveries and (2) serves as a strategy to reduce the number of genes/CpGs for confirmation especially for study cohorts with DNA and RNA sources challenged by formalin-fixation or meager amounts of tissue availability for molecular characterization [ 25].

Despite meager scientific evidence, emphasis on availability of natural light in the ICU environment is universal [ 35].

This improved state of affairs derives from the availability, even if meager, of molecular sequence data for Liberiictis kuhni, Rhynchogale melleri and several species of Herpestes, species for which virtually no phylogenetic information was available in 1996.

Current data availability for these regions is meager to poor but their intermediate node densities indicate that these regions may not be very difficult to resolve with confidence.

Seen in this context, the statements coming out of the Congress Party were part of  a larger attempt to gag "povertarian" critics by underlining the easy availability of cheap meals that the poor can eat in order to survive on their meager wages, which the government claims are enough to keep them out of the poverty trap.

Appetites were meager.

That looks meager.

The results were meager.

Meager food stocks disappear.

"Pill," Sharkey Meager said.

But wages are meager.