Even now only a third of China's people live in this western region, but it contains the bulk of China's mineral resources, notably oil--one reason for maintaining a large military garrison.Of the hinterland's sparse population, a fractious minority subsumed under earlier imperial expansion now chafes at Chinese rule.
Third, leukocytes were sparse, appearing only in a minority of frames, and absent in the majority of frames; this corresponds to sparse traces on the spatiotemporal plots.
According to sparse literature data, children constitute a minority among patients receiving HEN [ 15].
Estrogen/progesterone receptor status and nodal status were not used as their data were sparse in the younger age groups in minority populations.
When the minority class is small and sparse, under-sampling the majority class to balance the classes may be a better approach because it avoids overfitting, even though the decision region is not guaranteed to be of the same class.
Research on frailty among minority elderly adults and underserved populations is sparse despite evidence of cultural and physiological differences among racial and ethnic groups [ 1].
In a state where Affirmative Action was outlawed in 1996 by Proposition 209, race conscious admissions is simply illegal and underrepresented minorities at most select University of California campuses are sparse in number.
Most species have not yet been described and even for the minority that are known, data on spatial distributions are sparse and often unreliable.
Clearly, Native Americans have similar (or worse) struggles akin to other minorities yet their representations within the dialogue is sparse.
In the minority, and providing respite, is the third type of presentation: sparse arrangements that bespeak a certain excellence all on their own.
