Sentence examples for sparse participants from inspiring English sources

In remote centres, where the AH workforce was particularly sparse, participants attributed lack of funding for AH services to the widespread use of nurse managers who may have insufficient background to formulate effective AH service models.

Data were too sparse to calculate ORs among participants with combined any M1 and any M3 genotypes or to evaluate the effects of dose and duration of smoking.

The exposure metrics developed for study participants were based on relatively sparse data, with interpolation from measurement data for years when no data were available.

Although it is suggested that having demographically homogenous groups may help put participants at ease, the evidence is sparse.

We used a sparse imaging method to avoid scanner noise while participants were listening to spoken language (Hall et al. 1999).

This algorithm was deployed under group constraints (Litvak and Friston 2008), which provides an optimal mixture of empirical sparse priors on sources that is consistent over participants.

In 1969, the Age reported that Anzac Day had met with a "cool reception" with observers almost outnumbering participants; young people in particular were "noticeably sparse".

Studies investigating means of recruiting participants to randomized controlled trials (RCTs) are sparse.

Researchers should tread cautiously in assuming which results could cause upset in light of sparse empirical evidence on feeding back individualised data to participants.

Single randomised studies (with under 300 participants) were considered inconsistent and imprecise (that is, sparse data) and provided "low quality evidence".

Even more sparse is the information on the locations and amounts of biomolecular participants in cellular reactions.