Sentence examples for sparse reports from inspiring English sources
"The island fills up in the summer but in the winter it has a population of 800 and the deer outnumber the humans in a place the size of Manhattan, so it's really quite sparse," reports Miller.
There are sparse reports in the nuclear medicine literature regarding the postoperative evaluation of spinal surgery.
There are sparse reports on the course of decay of maternal antibodies against Orthobunyaviruses in ruminants.
Sparse reports on BPA concentrations in aquatic invertebrates are available (Nurulnadia et al. 2014 and references quoted therein), with levels in the order of ng/g w/w, generally lower than those found for other alkhylphenols such as Nonyl-phenol.
It is also a concern that most studies of computer support in CBT lack details on therapist contacts, time spent on assessment and diagnosis, and sparse reports of interventions delivered by ordinary therapists [ 21].
However, reports from practice and sparse reports in the literature describe abnormal behaviour involving observation of shallow breathing, ataxia, salivation, somnolence and depression when adding PG to the feed of dairy cows [ 3].
Application of municipal green waste composts to urban land is encouraged by evidence of potential gains in soil carbon (c) storage but there is sparse reporting of C fluxes from urban soils.
Furthermore, there is reason to be concerned about publication bias given the sparse reporting of negative findings.
We also removed data on non-haematological toxicity of studies reporting individual data because the sparse reporting might have caused a display of non-representative information.
Pediatric data are sparse, reporting isolation of Candida kefyr from 1.8%to4%4% of all isolated Candida species from mainly preterm und low birth weight neonates [ 15, 16].
Due to the relatively sparse reporting from Africa it remains uncertain whether areas predicted to be highly suitable are already infested or have yet to be colonized by the species.
