Sentence examples for present sparsely from inspiring English sources

The clothing is hung on four rows of piping, divided into men's and women's selections, along with narrow tables that present sparsely placed accessories: a purple and yellow rep tie, a snakeskin wallet, an ocher cashmere sweater.

Jazz cooperates with Indian music, but that's a reductive description: it's really just improvised song over loose composition, in which rhythm is taken to its boundaries of speed and precision and in other places presented fairly sparsely.

I was present at that sparsely attended first night at the Lyceum and remember a show that was a technical nightmare - I recall a sudden blackout in the midst of Alan Bennett's parodic sermon - but utterly astonishing in its assault on our society's smugness and complacency.

Nowadays the forest is mainly composed by the species C. barbata that can be found in varying densities at depths of about 2 to 5 m. C. compressa is the only other species sparsely present, particularly at shallower depths.

In northern Canada, new tundra is formed on the Arctic fringe that at present is only sparsely or not vegetated.

In addition, motif Sd_1 is sparsely present (less than 40% of promoters) on both strands at the region -150 to -200.

We took all unique or sparsely present gene clusters and performed TBLASTN analysis against a database containing all the genomes of Chlamydia strains used in this study.

It is sparsely present in most healthy tissues (1), but is up-regulated by inflammatory and mitogenic stimuli and produces prostanoids that potentiate pain and inflammation.

These granules were absent or only sparsely present in yearlings (Fig. 4a), and occurred in varying amounts in animals two years and older, with some of the adults being the most heavily affected.

For example, tyrosine phenol-lyase (a catabolic enzyme that is only sparsely present in gamma Proteobacteria) has been recruited to the TyrR regulons of Erwinia herbicola [ 56] and Citrobacter freundii [ 57].

The other proteins identified by Goonetilleke et al and also detected in the present study occurred sparsely in the union sets of patients with pneumococcal, meningococcal or viral meningitis and thus, were not considered as potential biomarkers.