Sentence examples for paucity of post from inspiring English sources

This trend further highlights the apparent paucity of post F1 hybridisation as a similar return to homozygosity would likely be observed in individuals within the hybrid swarm after a similar number of generations.

The paucity of post-diagnostic support was an important theme in our study.

"The actual content of the books we must teach is enough to drive you mad," he said, singling out the paucity of post-1949 literature, from either China or overseas.

There are a paucity of data linking post-treatment AMH to the clinically important variables of reproductive lifespan and fertility but the development of new assays able to detect low levels of AMH may allow further research to explore these relationships.

The first repair of a cardiac rupture following blunt trauma occurred in 1955; however, only a paucity of series reviewing the outcomes post-rupture have been undertaken since this initial case [1].

The conclusion of this meeting was that there was a paucity of knowledge with respect to post-operative management and that addressing this area may provide significant health impact for this patient population.

The paucity of data concerning weight loss post-arthroplasty is however surprising, given that as little as 1 % loss of weight results in a reduction in the rate of cartilage volume loss and an improvement in knee pain, stiffness and function [ 6], which may have implications for the contralateral knee and other joints.

Two of the main challenges to ensuring that SSI surveillance adequately incorporates post discharge SSIs are: the lack of a validated method of ascertaining cases of SSI post discharge; the paucity of studies comparing different methods in a consistent way (large variations in definition of SSIs; staffing, setting, data sources and timings used in existing studies).

I promoted Keith Kloor's post on the paucity of coverage of a new peer-reviewed study on the health benefits of nuclear power (compared to coal), co-authored by James Hansen, who retired yesterday after 46 years of planetary and climate science at NASA:  Where's all the media coverage of a study that finds nuclear power has saved millions of lives?

There is a paucity of literature describing its utility in post PCNL bleeding.

We did not calculate quality of life measures (quality adjusted life years), because of the paucity of utility weight data related to post-treatment management for specific time points after treatment.