The result, the BLM said, is "sparse, poor-quality forage," which also impacts wildlife and livestock that depend on federal land.
But the modeling and quantification is complicated by the characteristics of the available information, which involves, for example, sparse data, poor measurements and subjective information.
The evidence on its effectiveness is sparse, of poor quality and contradictory with studies reporting negative and positive effects.
And second, a sparse, gene-poor men cluster of cyanobacterial origin that putatively existed in the endosymbiont would provide a dispersed and poorly conserved substrate for a single replacement involving homologous recombination with a highly dissimilar DNA segment containing six genes of Chlorobi/Gammaproteobacteria provenance.
It was a perfect storm of bad weather, sparse resources and poor management that North Korea managed to ride out with massive international aid.
For lending in emerging markets, where the information required by this approach is sparse and of poor quality, regulators could still encourage the use of models, while recognising the extra risk by adding a thick margin to the capital they deem necessary to cover accidents.
"There won't be any change," the president explained, since last year's party congress had already undertaken all the necessary measures to update and reinvigorate the revolution.Although the vote took place on February 24th, the country's mountainous terrain, sparse population and poor roads have slowed down the collection and counting of the ballots.
Reports related to single-stage revision are generally sparse and of poor quality [5].
We present an aspatial, probabilistic framework of hierarchical process models for predicting population growth even when data are sparse or of poor quality.
