Barebacking, Mr. Scarce pointed out, in many cases involves H.I.V. positive men having unprotected sex with men who are also positive, a practice many people might see as a reasonable risk, though some scientists have speculated that this practice might transmit more virulent strains of the virus.
The MeT5A cell line was excluded due to the scarce time points.
In this way, models were forced into the common situation of scarce data points.
Likewise, there is no financial capital for it and employment opportunities tend to be very scarce," Manuel points out.
For AA women, the evidence remains scarce, but points to a different relationship from that reported in EA, suggesting possible different mechanisms.
This also induces common grazing and a shared use of scarce water points (such as water holes), and thus, the contact of cattle with other domestic livestock such as sheep, goats, pigs [ 15] and wildlife [ 17].
Your interviewer knows that the economy is down in the dumps and that jobs in various industries are scarce, so pointing out this obvious fact, or making it the reason you're unemployed, will only have a negative effect on your interview.
Sacks will be plentiful and points scarce on both sides of the ball.
The information concerning this topics is highly scattered, and to some extent scarce in specific points, scenario that make difficult to understand and cope the abovementioned challenges.
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.
For example a loss in terms of activities of daily living needs to be offset only slightly by more of another attribute as long as the status quo contains much of it but needs to be highly compensated when it is scarce (indicated by points to the left of S in Fig. 3).
