Mr. Khan and his associate, found sitting cross-legged on the floor of their sparse office and sipping tea, keep transactions in a brown notebook on Mr. Khan's desk.
Oh, and according to this (new?) line on their intensely sparse website, they're going to try and put "the useful back into social software" and looking for software engineers and UX designers in Silicon Valley to help them accomplish that goal.
It is widely acknowledged that these contributions can be paramount to local livelihoods, yet country- and region-wide data on their linkages remains sparse and limited attention has been devoted to understanding synergies and trade-offs between, for example, subsistence and cash exchange-based contributions.
Information on the effect of paternal CHD on their offspring is sparse.
However, cell lines derived after this date are far more numerous, but while it is legal to work on these lines using non-federal funds, information on their properties remains sparse.
However, the main conclusion of two recent reviews was that there is a striking lack of information about the Roma people [ 1, 2]; even the estimates of the size of their population vary widely [ 1], and data on their health are sparse and incomplete [ 1, 2].
Despite the importance of protein fibrils in the context of conformational diseases, information on their structure is still sparse.
Despite available data on the effects of dopamine depletion on MSN [2], [3], [4], [5], [6], known consequences of dopamine depletion on their intrinsic excitability remain sparse and puzzling.
However, information is sparse on their mortality due to chronic diseases that are aetiologically associated with an infectious agent.
In recent years, save for the relatively placid return of Coach Joe Gibbs in 2004, the Redskins have grabbed headlines as much for the shuffling of coaches and the signing of players as for anything that happened on the field, where the returns on their prodigious investments were often sparse.
