Sentence examples for scarce individuals from inspiring English sources
When plants become overcrowded and food resources become scarce, individuals gather at the plant apex to form a ball composed of mites and their silk threads.
For sputum scarce individuals we assessed the value of the string test and induced sputum for TB diagnosis.
In the US north of about 39°N latitude, saltcedar is relatively scarce, individuals are small, and dieback is frequent (Lesica and Miles 2001; Friedman et al. 2005), suggesting that cold sensitivity may limit northward expansion.
However, complex diseases often result from compound action of multiple risk factors and therefore the single-SNP-based analysis may miss the genetic variants that affect risk effects jointly but have scarce individual effects.
The idea really isn't that unexpected, Ms. Wahl explains: "The study of economics concerns itself with certain attributes of human beings and their surroundings: people prefer more of good things to less of them, resources are scarce, and individuals rarely arrive in the world with everything they want.
Hence, driven by acquisitiveness, having no moral restraints, and motivated to compete for scarce goods, individuals are apt to "invade" one another for gain.
They are unusual in that the amoebae can survive and grow in a single-celled form, but when food is scarce, many individual cells can gather together to form a simple multicellular organism.
In these rare species, empirical evidence on population density dynamics and on the genetics of sex determination is scarce but individual selection could have been important for transitions to selfing.
Despite the great efforts made in recent decades to harmonise the sampling protocols used to collect distribution and abundance data, studies regarding the development and testing of aggregation indices are scarce, even when individuals' aggregation is quite relevant and necessary for the design of effective wildlife management policies.
Such individuals are scarce in India, more common in China, and common in America.
To date, funding limitations have made trauma recovery services scarce for low-income individuals (Hamblen 2012).
