Sentence examples for relatively scarcely from inspiring English sources

As for the two resulting clusters, Ω k is supposed to contain the blocks occurring relatively frequently, whereas Ω k C is assumed to hold those occurring relatively scarcely.

However, the role of CCN proteins in prostate cancer metastasis to the bone is discussed relatively scarcely.

The first group represented about a half of the sample and the psychosomatic syndromes were relatively scarcely represented (6 syndromes out of 12 were lower than 10%; see Table 4).

Similarly, Schoenberg was represented by his relatively early, scarcely post-Brahmsian Scherzo for String Quartet in F 0f 1897.

Training personality predictors based on non-verbal audio-visual cues is a relatively new and scarcely explored territory in research.

The study was relatively small and scarcely gives any information on the risk for heavy and long-term use, and certainly is not comparable to studies on adults where notably an increased risk of glioma has consistently been shown for longer latency times, e.g. > 7 [ 22] and 10 years [ 3- 7].

The Discovery expedition was Joyce's Antarctic baptism, although for the next three years he kept a relatively low profile; Scott scarcely mentions him in The Voyage of the Discovery, and Edward Wilson's diaries not at all.

In the sixties and seventies, and to a lesser extent in the eighties, the middle class was not a special object of left-of-center worship — certainly not among self-romanticizing soi-disant "radicals" and scarcely more among relatively moderate liberals like me.

The experts stressed that thinking in terms of phase-wise development is relatively new and that this is therefore still scarcely used by integrated care practitioners.

The tale of the composition of "Le Nozze di Figaro" by the two relatively untried practitioners of opera, a project accomplished in scarcely six weeks, is one of several remarkable set pieces in Bolt's narrative.

This splice variant was scarcely found in healthy individuals, despite its relatively high prevalence in the patient group.