Sentence examples for scarce numbers from inspiring English sources

For nearly three decades, Partners in Health, for example, has delivered consistently high-quality care to more than 2.5 million people in a dozen countries like Haiti, Rwanda and Peru, places with widespread poverty, scarce numbers of providers and no health care infrastructure.

We also excluded the Y-linked SNPs because of scarce numbers.

This facilitated the ability to detect scarce numbers of viral genomes in overwhelming amounts of cellular DNA.

Marsupials first appear in scarce numbers in the fossil record of Australia in the early Eocene [ 45], but it is not until the prolific Riversleigh deposits of the Oligo-Miocene that all remaining extant marsupial orders (Diprotodontia, Notoryctemorphia, Peramelemorphia, and Dasyuromorphia) appear.

A good argument for the lack of success could be levelled at the scarce number of compatible games on store shelves, with only a few – such as Eye of Judgement – taking full advantage of the technology while other games, such as Burnout Paradise, simply use the camera to take your winning photograph.

So AJAM is fighting for a scarce number of eyeballs.

Although the scarce number of samples was analyzed by PCR, no cases of CT were identified.

So while free-trade Democrats may be an endangered species, it looks increasingly like our president-elect is one of its scarce number.

The relative scarce number of countries subject to the quarterly narrative approach reflects the considerable effort required by the construction of a record of legislated tax changes.

Companies could use them to assist decision-making or to proliferate the skills of a scarce number of experts throughout the organization.

In a first approach, we determined a spatial structure for each year, but directional semi-variograms could not be computed due to the scarce number of points.