Veterinary records are often scant or inconsistent, and variation in CTVT prevalence may exist within countries due to seasonal, demographic or geographic factors.
Epidemiologic data on the geographic variation in MH prevalence is scant.
[ 18, 21- 24], there is scant evidence regarding whether there is genetic variation for this ability in females.
While these studies describe the impact of variations in neck posture alone, there is scant literature regarding the effect of neck posture on muscle activity when combined with upper limb activities such as lifting.
And though many cultural traditions incorporating gender variation have been lost to European colonization, leaving "scant evidence" of their existence, Costello said, "those traditions were rich, and many are being recovered and revitalized today.
In the film's handful (an unusually scant handful) of warfare scenes, Jenkins doesn't offer many variations on these two fighting modes; her modesty of style isn't quite a modest style, nor one of conspicuously aestheticized restraint, like that of Jim Jarmusch or Sofia Coppola.
Structural variation around the amide bond in 1 has to-date received scant attention.
Despite these considerations, studies examining the daily and diurnal variation of sleepiness and fatigue in the maintenance dialysis population are scant.
However, there is scant empirical evidence supporting these predictions and, to the best of our knowledge, seasonal variation has never been explored in the context of fluctuation-mediated coexistence.
Furthermore, in view of the many natural and bred poplar genotypes available (Eckenwalder 1996), variation in root characteristics between species/hybrids of poplar in the field has received scant attention (Al Afas et al. 2008; Benomar et al. 2013; Berhongaray et al. 2013; Phillips et al. 2014).
