Nevertheless, the culturing of this species is seriously hindered by scarce biological knowledge and, primarily, limited information on the negative effects of stress associated with intensive farming in marine species [ 9].
The clear health consequences of loneliness among older people and the public service possibilities for addressing it mean the challenge is to ensure subjective wellbeing (and prevention of loneliness) is taken seriously in the distribution of scarcer resources.
As land scarcity now hinders expansion of agriculture, farm size has seriously decreased, common resources have become scarce, and prices of coffee in the world market remain low, farmers are trying to intensify and diversify their farm production.
Usable information about the benefits and pratfalls of modern technologies is scarce and the profession is seriously undervalued.
Flowering regulation technology for C. sinense is currently scarce on the market, which seriously hinders the development of the orchid industry and also reduces the economic value of C. sinense.
Seriously -- if you need me I'll be scarcer than Snowden.
Jammer (1974, p. 82) conducted a literature search for high precision experiments that could seriously test the uncertainty relations and concluded they were still scarce in 1974.
Effective evidence-based treatments remain scarce and are generally only available to small proportions of seriously obese children through tertiary care settings.
Based on the scarce literature available to date, these nets can be considered seriously damaged and of questionable benefit to the user.
He takes his rule seriously, for in Karp's newly renovated loft, in south Williamsburg, Brooklyn, screens are scarce, as is, for that matter, anything particularly shiny or smooth.
