Sentence examples for sparse involvement from inspiring English sources

This visual account of history makes obvious the sparse involvement of women in virology until the late 1900s.

However, a small subset (10 15%) of patients with MS exhibit lesions predominantly in the spinal cord with relatively sparse brain involvement.

Sparse representation involves sparse coding and dictionary learning.

The frequency of such consultations might also be sparse; therefore, the active involvement of the family physician and his/her team in the treatment of diabetic patients should not be underestimated at any stage.

Upon inclusion of the middle authors not only that the values of joint publications (links) would have been different but the whole network would have been different; number of edges would have been increased in about 10 fold and the network would be extremely sparse, because of generally small involvement of the 'middle' authors in the scientific field.

Evidence suggests that preservation of uninvolved mandible does not reduce survival; however, evidence on effect of mandibular involvement on survival is sparse.

Despite our broad understanding of their involvement, we still have a very sparse understanding of specifically how miRNA contribute to the strict regional and temporal regulation of brain development.

Our knowledge of their involvement in naturally healing tendons is, however, sparse.

Despite accumulating clinical evidence, the underlying mechanisms of lipid involvement are not clear and experimental data are sparse.

Information on CKs' involvement in the regulation of senescence in cotton is sparse.

Genetic evidence demonstrating the involvement of specific enzymes in PEA production and inactivation is sparse.