Sentence examples for scanty points from inspiring English sources
The New Testament offers only scanty points of departure for that development.
The documentation of Walker's life is scanty to the point of evanescence.
The studies that pointed out to the scanty prognosis in hemodialysis patients with PH did not evaluated possible factors, such as albumin or volemic status, that could interfere on mortality in hemodialysis [ 3, 17- 21].
Those of the first period are scanty and somewhat equivocal.
They point out that the evidence is scanty for the BP target recommendation.
Its votes – just a few percentage points over the halfway mark to stay in – were too scanty a layer of insulation to see off leave.
Given that the findings on participants aged <65 years were scanty [ 17], subgroup analyses were conducted using the cut-off point of 65 years for age.
From a molecular point of view, data on T/My MPAL NOS are very scanty and limited.
Hormone replacement therapy "is one tool in the war on cardiovascular disease and a very important one," he said, cautioning that at this point "we have to be very careful not to stampede women based on scanty information".
However, despite immense importance of leaf rolling and stem fasciation in cell physiological and agronomic point of view and roles of GSH-redox status in regulation of plant growth events, scanty work has been done in this direction [ 25].
