Sentence examples for paucity of more from inspiring English sources

It was the paucity of more detailed knowledge on biophotons as a means for electromagnetic information transmission that motivated this study - to examine whether cell populations of the ciliate Paramecium caudatum that were separated from each other by a glass or quartz barrier would mutually affect cell division (growth) or vacuole formation (i.e. energy uptake) in a neighbouring population.

There is a paucity of more recent symptom prevalence data about HIV infected persons in South Africa, in particular in the context of ART.

Due to the precipitous growth of wireless networks and the paucity of spectrum, more interference is imposed to the wireless terminals which constraints their performance.

NPH remained regularly employed in the years after Doogie ended in 1993 -- a part opposite Madonna and Rupert Everett in 2000's The Next Best Thing here, an appearance as himself in 2004's Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle there -- though with a paucity of fanfare, more as a "working actor" than as a star.

It is likely, however, that this observational artifact is due to the paucity of information of more cancer types.

Our modeling approach thus represents a first step beyond the qualitative interpretation of linear pathways when the paucity of information precludes more detailed modeling.

Second, when the animal and plant groups are compared, it becomes evident that the paucity of information is more acute among animals than plants, reflecting also the greater diversity in animal groups.

Another explanation for the paucity of pseudogenes with more than one mutation could be negative selection upon inactivated genes, as proposed for Salmonella pseudogenes (Kuo and Ochman 2010).

We're not talking top-of-a-pub fringe venue here: a poor audience at Writers' Week is well over a hundred people, though the paucity of this one seemed more obvious as the back of the arena had been fenced off after a eucalyptus branch fell on it yesterday.

Winning percentages in the NFL, with its paucity of games, vary much more widely than those in other leagues.

In the fast-and-loose world of "blogging for dollars," it probably feels like a waste of time to do original reporting when writing snarky stories with a paucity of facts is a more efficient way to generate traffic.