Sentence examples similar to scarcity of majority from inspiring English sources

The proliferation of the wireless communication industry has led to spectrum scarcity as the majority of spectrum has already been licensed.

An interesting pattern that is hidden in the globally aggregated numbers is that exposure to water scarcity in the majority of the river basins studied shows a distinct seasonal pattern.

The pieces are prized for their sharp detail and scarcity, as a majority of the works were destroyed during colonialism.

The initial annotation of protein coding sequences in S. cerevisiae was aided by the scarcity of spliced genes; hence the majority of genes could be identified as open reading frames (ORFs, defined as greater than 99 codons).

As outlined by Larouche et al., an unfavourable social norm for cycling and the poor maintenance of (low quality) cycling infrastructure may also explain the scarcity of cycling in the fall and winter in the majority of North American cities.

As a result of resource scarcity, a large majority has some regrets about choosing their profession.

Does this mean that a female majority of medical students will result in a scarcity of doctors in certain specialties?

Increasing scarcity of fossil fuels is a recognised [10, 14] and here re-confirmed driver for the majority of the economic activities considered.

In the majority of cases diagnosis is based on clinical and MRI findings, resulting in the scarcity of pre-treatment specimens available to study.

This may be related to the lack of consideration of lesion location in the majority of published studies, to the characteristics of the disability scale used (EDSS) and to the scarcity of longitudinal studies.

There is also a scarcity of choice.