Data regarding DKK-1 expression in CaP are scant: some authors report an increase DKK-1 expression in osteolytic lesions, but not in the primary tumours [8].
The authors offer scant hope for the future.
The identification of "illegitimate" with "nonliterary" allows the authors to scant such apparently important modern artists as Virginia Woolf, James Joyce, D. H. Lawrence, Franz Kafka, Thomas Mann and Joseph Conrad.
LONDON, Dec. 6 — A basic indignation underlies the letters of support gathered here on behalf of the novelist Ian McEwan, who has been accused of plagiarizing from a historical memoir in his novel "Atonement". If he can be so easily charged with lifting someone else's work on the basis of such scant evidence, the other authors declare, than what about them?
And the author shows scant ability to make larger sense of what he learns.
The film pays scant attention to the author's groundbreaking literature, focusing instead on his love of firearms, his eccentric obsession with weaponry and his decades of substance abuse.
Our knowledge of the ark story's earliest readers, and of its authors, is still scant.
While the Ross team said it was not necessarily raising questions about all 96 articles, it said that in many cases there was scant evidence that the recruited authors made substantive contributions.
The most-cited figure counts the total over the last 300 years at a relatively scant 52 deaths, though Alexander Fiske-Hauthorn—the authof oneone prominent book about the sport points out that most fatal bullfighting events since 1700 have been exhaustively detailed in a four-volume history called Victims of Bullfighting.
Alfred Chester, so the scant obituary read, was the author of such novels as The Exquisite Choice [sic] and Jaime [sic] Is My Heart's Desire; he'd received a few O'Henry [sic] awards and a Guggenheim fellowship; his criticism had appeared in Commentary, Partisan Review, the New York Review of Books, and elsewhere.
