Field studies on the landscape-scale effect of vegetation in fluvial and tidal floodplains are relatively scarce while insights are especially based on flume and numerical models.
Entrepreneurial insight is scarce and there are in fact very many $20 bills laying on the sidewalk.
Information on fungal lectins, particularly structural insight, is scarce compared to that on their plant and animal counterparts.
Second, health-status assessments stratified by MS subtype are scarce; here, we provide insight into the health- status differences associated with the three different types of MS (RRMS, SPMS, PPMS) in a well-characterised patient population.
Unfortunately, empirical insights remain scarce and information about TE dynamics in genomes, such as changes in the transposition rate or correlations between different TE families, do not cover enough species nor enough TE families to provide broad and general inference about genome evolution.
Nevertheless, research on this topic is scarce and the does provide insights into the functioning of the dental care delivery system in one state.
While the Internet makes information plentiful, and this in turn may be a challenge to some aspects of the newspaper business, deep insight and trust remain as scarce as they have ever been.
Despite a growing interest in Western classical improvisation among researchers, educators and musicians in recent decades, research insights on expert improvisers' learning pathways are scarce.
The fashionable cult of austerity, they warn, has forgotten Keynes's most important insight - slashing government spending when credit is scarce only plunges the economy into deeper recession.
I told her about my struggle to find resources, and asked her for insight into why prenatal depression treatment is so scarce.
