Sentence examples for scant structured from inspiring English sources

However, most reviews are written in a free-text format, usually with very scant structured metadata information and are therefore difficult for computers to understand, analyze, and aggregate.

Gaddis's fiction shows the influence of the writings of James Joyce and in turn influenced the work of Thomas Pynchon; it contains long dialogues and monologues connected by a minimal plotline and structured with scant punctuation.

However, there is scant evidence to guide how primary care teams should be structured to provide preventive care to an entire panel or population of patients.

However, scant effort appears to have been paid to how to apply household structured models to the analysis of epidemics, either retrospectively or in real time.

But the performance had scant sense of structure, and for all the driving energy it lacked rhythmic precision.

But Greece remains a nation suspicious of outsiders — when you've been lorded over by the Ottomans you don't want to be lorded over by central bankers — and a place where state structures command scant loyalty.

As a result, developmental information on these structures remains scant.

Notwithstanding these, effective shear moduli (G⁎) required for complete transverse elastic characterization and in analyses of hierarchical structures have received scant attention.

Scant wind load data for these structures are available in the literature and wind codes.

In contrast to the scant functional data about Mss4, its structure has been solved by both NMR and crystallographic methods.

While most publishers do Latino books, the structure to produce them is scant.