Sentence examples for scarce representativeness from inspiring English sources
Weather radars provide distributed rainfall estimates with high spatial and temporal resolutions and overcome the scarce representativeness of point-based rainfall for regions characterized by large gradients in rainfall climatology.
Having analyzed the current situation of Spanish corpora and the scarce representativeness of digital communication in them— and corpora from different types of interactions on digital platforms (e-mail, chats, SMSs), we noticed the need to create a repository of stable language samples aiming to solve this deficiency.
The scarce representativeness of the unpublished studies recovered in our meta-analysis led us to examine further whether publication bias might be a threat against our meta-analytic results.
The limitations of our study include: scarce geographic representativeness of the sample (most families lived in Northern Italy), lack of a comparative group of parents of vaccinated girls and low response (15%).
Even in otherwise ethnically diverse Nigerian professional circles (especially in national bureaucracies which must pursue a 'federal character' of ethnic representativeness, see Mustapha 2007), pastoralist communities are often absent or scarce.
Surveys, Verba argues, achieve representativeness through science.
They also identified problems with the data quality and representativeness.
The mistake that Croskerry made is called a "representativeness" error.
"There is concern about the representativeness of it," he said.
In the end it is the imaginative power, rather than the sheer representativeness, that endures.
