Sentence examples for more sparse in from inspiring English sources

While vegetation seems to have been more sparse in cold stages and sand dune activity and dust flux consequently greater, records of runoff in rivers and lakes have mixed or opposite behaviour to northern or central Australia.

For MG workloads, communication was more concentrated during the beginning of the simulations and tended to be more sparse in larger, longer-lasting network simulations.

The procedure is designed for spatially localized signals, which are sparse in a spatially localized basis (e.g., Daubechies, DCT), but it looses efficiency as the signals become more and more sparse in the spatial domain.

As stated before, both population and employment start to get more sparse in the area around the Oasis Line, just about at the eastern limit of Pelz analysis, so it is quite possible that forecasts for an alignment the length of the one Pelz used would not drop off much.

We also observe that network throughput in 60-node network is more than that in 30-node network with the same number of concurrent flows; the reason is that the distribution of flows is more sparse in 60-node network, interference between flows is less, which gives flows more space to perform parallel transmissions, thus more packets can be routed to destinations more accurately, more quickly.

Polls have been more sparse in Oklahoma.

Unfortunately, the pharmacokinetics database is much more sparse, particularly in terms of reliable in vivo data, for several metabolites of toxicological interest, including DCA, local production and clearance of CHL in the lung, and conjugative metabolites.

A dense band of calbindin immunoreactivity has previously been shown in lamina II and a more sparse band in lamina I, III and IV of the rat spinal dorsal horn.

Or perhaps it actually is more sparse — particularly in comparison to the first inauguration of Barack Obama in 2009.

Perhaps that's one reason that the crowd in attendance at Donald Trump's inauguration seems a bit more sparse than in years past.

This suggests that the increase of R t causes more sparse sampling in the single resolution approach when valuable motion information is lost.