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P.S. I'll be on the road the next few days and blogging a little more sparsely than usual.

Thus, the regions of parameter space where the experiments cannot be reproduced at all would be sampled more sparsely than the interesting regions.

A bipolar cell layer (BCL) was also distributed more sparsely than in the control, and the thickness of BCL increased noticeably.

Overall, the NF-κB family-related TFBS along the Late genes promoters sequences are distributed more sparsely than in the Early genes.

Growing small follicles up to the stage of small antral follicles with a diameter of 1.6 x 1.0 mm were present within the medulla but these were spread more sparsely than follicles in the cortex.

Though the weekend saw more marches than on previous days, the demonstrations were more sparsely attended than earlier protests.

As a result, by 1900 the region was more sparsely populated than it had been earlier.

(The east end is more sparsely occupied than the west, so there was no opposition to the towers).

Meanwhile, Campbell's "people" are milling around the press room – which is, incidentally, far more sparsely populated than Thursday.

There were still many thousands, she said, but they were more sparsely spread than previous counts had recorded in the 1980s.

Though the shop is more sparsely decorated than his other stores, it does have a wall of antique oil paintings and a life-size cloth horse that was once in a saddlery.