Because research on path-breaking activities remains scarce, an exploration of the conditions under which the mechanisms that stabilize strategic premises eventually turn into mechanisms of premise change may contribute valuable insights to the field of research on path dependence (Garud et al. 2010; Kunow et al. 2013; Sydow et al. 2009).
The literature on the technology of foolishness or, more widely, on the determinants of exploration, is scarce and sparse.
This in turn allows for custom crystallization screens to be developed in instances where protein availability is scarce and allows deeper exploration of chemical parameter space as the pH is fixed.
Data regarding the safety of endoscopic skull base exploration are very scarce.
Compared with great amount of EST resources from G. hirsutum, ESTs for G. barbadense are relatively scarce and have hindered the exploration of its economic importance.
Nevertheless, research examining its prevalence in representative samples from the general population is still scarce and mainly focused on the exploration of sociodemographic factors, neglecting other aspects like psychological distress and coping styles.
Although the study of fractional BVPs at resonance has acquired fruitful achievements, it should be noted that such problems with Riemann-Stieltjes integrals are very scarce, so it is worthy of further explorations.
In spite of their availability, the use of such modified pyrolysis-temperature regimes still remains scarce among users of pyrolysis data (e.g., exploration geologists and geochemists, reservoir engineers, petrophysicists, and other geoscientists).
But as research on MD is scarce, and this is thought to be the first longitudinal exploration of the disorder, the results should at least help to inform future work in this area.
Despite its great ecological and economic potential, genomic information on genus Taxodium is scarce, which greatly hinders the development of molecular markers, further exploration of its underlying flood-tolerance mechanism and other genetic research.
