Sentence examples for scarcity of potential from inspiring English sources
The relative scarcity of potential overlap between sensory and neuropeptide projections found in this study suggests that most peptidergic neurons of the ventral nerve cord do not receive monosynaptic input from sensory neurons.
The region's inherent scarcity of land, potential for drought, and exposure to cyclones are constant realities confronting its inhabitants.
Postexposure prophylaxis is limited by the scarcity of, and potential for, allergic reactions to botulinum antitoxin, leading to recommendations that exposed persons be observed carefully for early signs of botulism, which should prompt antitoxin use (26 ).
Among the multiple alignment algorithms, Clustal was selected as a method for which the expected scarcity and length of potential eRNA-specific motifs could be controlled by setting score penalties for opening and extending gaps in the alignment.
There is scarcity of data on potential health effects of volcanic eruptions.
Given the scarcity of habitats with potential to contribute to the species' recovery, it is important to focus the inevitable human impacts in areas of unsuitable habitat and to restore degraded vegetation and small patches of suitable vegetation types.
Most buzzards might have no access to such refugia because of potential scarcity and occupation by goshawks.
CdTe is an important compound semiconductor for solar cells, and its use in nanowire-based heterostructures may become a critical requirement, owing to the potential scarcity of tellurium.
The potential scarcity of tellurium should also be emphasized and may require the forthcoming use of CdTe in nanostructures in order to reduce the amount of raw materials consumed.
No major areas of dense human population exist anywhere near the region and industrial effects are minimized due to a scarcity of factories and other potential contributors of pollutants.
Some interesting techniques are starting to emerge to tackle the potential scarcity of good combinations.
