Former inmates at Bucca, however, have complained in interviews about the food there, which they described as scant and sometimes nauseating.
Features of differentiated and undifferentiated neuroblastoma were easily recognizable in large tumor areas (∼60%) with neuroepithelial cells (small cells S100+ with hyperchromatic nuclei and scant cytoplasm) sometimes arranged in the classic pseudorosette pattern (Figure 3).
Pre-clinical data on renal perfusion effects are scant and sometimes contradictory (Table 1).
Since information on off-label uses of drugs is usually preliminary and sometimes scant, comparing new drugs to off-label medicines is going to give biotech companies a very hard and hazy hurdle to beat.
Their files of personal information are reportedly sometimes scant or incorrect, and most of the kids do not speak much if any English.
Sometimes male researchers had scant access to women informants, and sometimes they ignored or discounted them, with the effect that women, their roles and relationships, their distinctive sub-cultures and activities, were often strikingly absent from ethnographic narratives.
Concrete evidence for Charlotte's life is sometimes frustratingly scant, but Shevelow compensates with evocative descriptions of London playhouses and makeshift rural stages.
Much of the recovery is thanks to swingeing spending cuts and tax hikes, often imposed at the behest of outsiders such as the IMF, and sometimes with scant regard for legality or democratic niceties.
They are not pleasant company, for each other or the viewer, and the film — shot in black and white on a scant budget — is abrasive and sometimes ludicrously amateurish.
Sometimes, where space is scant and both must share, you can see signs showing an image of a cyclist with a car behind accompanied by the words 'Bike Street: Cars are guests'.
