Sentence examples for scattered coverage from inspiring English sources

Up to 55 stations Scattered coverage, majority monthly averages for early period Lao PDR 1930 1950 DMA; CISL RDA; Bulletin Economique de'Indo-Chine Temperature, SLP, StnP, rainfall.

Mercer et al. [ 5] have designed an analogous focused experiment for probing the transcriptome, RNA CaptureSeq, and describe a similar outcome: regions with only scattered coverage in genome-wide experiments are revealed to be loci with transcription of low-abundance RNAs.

Each cell consists of a transceiver at the fixed base station with suitable transmitting power and a number of mobile units scattered within the coverage area of the cell.

Anyone who has embarked on a similar quest will tell you that, while sites like Inside Higher Ed do a great job of carrying the torch, traditionally the market for edtech news and info has been seriously fragmented, with (thin) coverage scattered across a number of small, niche sites.

But except for scattered online media coverage and blog posts, that was it.

Despite great efforts, thermodynamic data suffer from limited coverage, scattered accessibility and non-standard annotations.

Fourth, it was assumed that implementation was most frequently scattered or with limited coverage to result in a measurable impact.

Interestingly, the distribution of 'private' SNPs in the Proton exome sequencing run is more scattered and distributed in the coverage and variant fraction ranges usually observed for true positive variant calls.

For example, San Sebastian et al. [ 18] noted that in the Amazon district of Low-Napo, where their LHW intervention strategy took place, an outreach strategy is required to reach the indigenous population living scattered along rivers, where immunisation coverage is especially low.

Although herbarium collections hold large quantities of information, the data are often scattered and cannot supply complete spatial coverage.

The data are limited in geographical coverage, with samples widely scattered throughout Amazonia from the base of the Andes in Peru to the Guianan coast and eastern Brazil.