Sentence examples for present scant from inspiring English sources

The landmarks in the secondary category such as nostrils, chin, nasion, cheek contours, non-extremity points on lips or eyebrow midpoints, eyelids etc. often present scant image evidence, and the search for them is often guided by the primary landmarks.

There is at present scant evidence to support the view that the measured sensitivity of HPV screening is a simple reflection of compliance with follow-up.

Some reports listed in Additional File 1 present scant information relevant to this topic, with little or no detail beyond location and the kind of illness reported [ 65, 66].

Yasir Arafat responded today to growing Palestinian and international pressure for reform by acknowledging mistakes and promising changes to his administration and new elections, though he presented scant details.

"Too often today villages are being swamped by the present with scant regard for the past," says the caption.

However, the pieces of evidence available at present, though scant and scattered, suggest that different behavioral adverse events may be related to pharmacological treatment for these disorders.

For the present, the scant knowledge about the genetic basis for the intracellular lifestyle and molecular pathogenesis of E. tarda infection has largely hindered the development of a practical effective vaccine used for combating fish edwardsiellosis.

At present, however, scant research has investigated the maturation and pruning processes in pediatric OCD.

The evidence base at present is scant, making it difficult to formulate general recommendations on how to prioritise between individual interventions.

(These emerge most clearly in the cases where the aid provided to victims is presented as scant and slow to come, as when one city official laments: "The situation is indescribable, and the help which we have waited for is not sufficient").

All fans have to go on at present is a scant synopsis mentioning the US National Security Agency and Silicon Valley, and two tantalising web videos, "Is Lisbeth Salander a psychopath?" and "Lisbeth Salander is a riddle", which the book's British publisher, Quercus, released on YouTube at the end of April.