Sentence examples for scarce information on from inspiring English sources
The currently available generation of infectious diseases IBM have achieved a sophisticated descriptions of the structured component of contacts, but the unstructured component continues to be loose because of scarce information on unstructured ones which are however the sustaining factor.
However, there is scarce information on cortical neurochemical changes associated with haloperidol effects on visual function.
The scarce information on distribution patterns of rare species makes it difficult to establish reliable conservation plans.
However, when a conservation plan was first developed for the species, scarce information on the leopards' status existed.
There is scarce information on whether performing the precut procedure early rather than after several cannulation attempts is associated with different success and complication rates.
However, scarce information on the effectiveness of different marker styles or the effects of local and landscape features on collision risk exists.
These practices affect the light environment perceived by plants and the post-flowering source sink ratio, but there is scarce information on the way they influence plant leaf senescence.
As there is only scarce information on the parents' view of the cosmetic outcome after hypospadias surgery we aimed to evaluate whether the results of the hypospadias objective penile evaluation (HOPE) score are transferable to parents satisfaction as measured by the pediatric penile perception score (PPPS).
The scarce information available on the effect of alien plants on AM community dynamics calls for more research.
The high complexity of the P450 superfamily as opposed to the relatively scarce information available on the functions of individual P450 enzymes was one of the surprises of the first sequenced plant genomes [ 3- 5].
Consequently, we may now test the predictive capacity of our model by analyzing the (unfortunately) scarce information available on hematopoiesis.
