Sentence examples for paucity of recorded from inspiring English sources

Information bias (misclassification) may be caused by paucity of recorded clinical details or incomplete documentation of medication use.

They were immediately struck by the paucity of records about Mr. Cullen and the eagerness of hospital lawyers to deflect them.

The paucity of records pertaining to contraception and abortion make it is impossible to know exactly how widespread or effective various forms of birth control were in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Oculina varicosa was omitted from analysis due to the paucity of records.

The blue area throughout large parts of the deep pelagic ocean in particular reflects the paucity of records from this habitat.

Three species had a split flowering season unlikely to result from a paucity of records, and their flowering durations and midpoints were consequently scored as missing data.

The paucity of secondary diagnoses recorded (two-third of patients with 3 or less) and the high volume of patients with a Charlson score equal to 0 (our sample only included elderly people, more than 50% over 80 years-old) warns about the possibility of information biases that might affect risk-adjustment.

But most scientists fear that the indifference of the early scientists and the subsequent paucity of historical records will mean that most bones will remain anonymous and unclaimed.

Habitat models are widely used in ecology, however there are relatively few studies of rare species, primarily because of a paucity of survey records and lack of robust means of assessing accuracy of modelled spatial predictions.

It is far better simply to reset the Krauthammer critique in this way: namely to recognize that it is this critical gap between the quality of the man and the paucity of the record that needs to be understood and addressed if a similar gap is not to reappear in progressive administrations to come.

Taxa with such paucity of herbarium records are likely to also have limited germplasm conserved, and are therefore very likely to be "high priority species".