Sentence examples for scant based from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, information about the effect of large doses administered inadvertently is scant, based in few individuals and does not permit conclusions., These results should be verified in individuals with other demographic characteristics, such as age.

However, until recently, evidence to support these claims has been scant, and based on laboratory tests or highly controlled conditions in which stoves were frequently monitored and maintained by the researchers.

Section 5 presents empirical evidence about the impact of three dual EPL reforms on firms' TFP, via its effects on conversion rates, as well as some scant evidence based on a different dataset about its effect on training.

Literature data of flupentixol and ganciclovir are scant and mainly based on a few case reports suggesting that underlying comorbidities and/or clinical conditions for which the drug is prescribed (encephalitis, immunocompromised patients) enhance patients' susceptibility to TdP occurrence [ 25, 26].

Officials have complained that it reached conclusions based on scant evidence and that it took evidence out of context.

His "Life of Antony" was contemporary with another ancient biography based on scant evidence and hearsay: the Gospels.

However, there is scant evidence that being based in the United States has handicapped Pfizer or made it more difficult for the company to raise capital.

In the public comment period on Tuesday afternoon, consumer groups accused the agency of rushing to judgment based on scant scientific data and skirting inquiry into important areas, including contamination of meat by pathogens.

The article also criticized the medical authorities for undermining their credibility with "prophylactic lies" that exaggerate the dangers of drugs like anabolic steroids based "on scant evidence tainted by a misguided moralistic motivation to protect sports".

Gears requires the ability to think tactically and make subtle judgments based on scant information, a constant awareness of multiple variables (ammunition stores, enemy weaknesses) as they change throughout the game, and the spatial sensitivity to control one's movement through a space in which the "right" direction is not always apparent.

Critics proposed an easy solution to this: instead of proposing new rules based on scant data, change this NPRM into an NOI — a "Notice of Inquiry".