Sentence examples for scant selection from inspiring English sources

Frank has published only a scant selection of pictures from that journey.

But while those festivals this year supplied a surprisingly scant selection of contenders, Tuesday's programme announcements for this year's Toronto film festival suggests a flood is coming.

The previous contributions are important given scant evidence of selection and gender differences over time.

But Arizona has given the selection committee scant cause to use the injury in its deliberations.

Hard scientific evidence for sexual selection in music is been scant and equivocal.

Comment: At several points in the paper the authors compare activity at the C14 locus to randomly-selected genome regions, but explanations of the criteria determining selection of these random regions are relatively scant.

Although the small data sets demonstrate at the most fundamental level the effects of outgroup selection, they still consider only a scant taxonomic sampling.

While the methods used to assess academic ability are reliable and valid [ 23] there is scant evidence of reliability and validity of the selection measures used for personal characteristics, or even which method can assess for which personal attributes.

WINE LIST -- A scant list of fewer than 25, mainly California selections, priced from $20 to $70.

Mr. Perahia's recitals in recent years have adhered to a similar format: Bach; a Beethoven, Mozart or Schubert sonata; with selections by Chopin, Schumann and Brahms, and scant forays past the 19th century.

Evidence of sex-specific or sexually antagonistic selection on shared traits in humans is also scant; in part this may be due to the difficulty in obtaining appropriate data.