Sentence examples for sparse study from inspiring English sources

The first work by writer Sarah Quintrell, it's a sparse study of a vulnerable girl slipping through the cracks.

However, its application is limited due to its rare occurrence in the nature, and this could be the reason for the sparse study of ZnO CO2 system.

The sampling protocols for a dense and sparse study design for the dihydroartemisinin example were taken from literature (6, 7).

The aim of the SPARSE study was to evaluate the effects of the anti-tumor necrosis factor agent etanercept on NSAID intake and conventional clinical outcomes in axSpA patients.

Also noteworthy, and consistent with other clinical trials [ 44, 45], the ASDAS demonstrated greater discriminant capacity than the BASDAI in detecting the treatment effect of etanercept in the SPARSE study, as a significant difference was observed between etanercept and placebo at week 8 with the former, but not the latter, measure.

The aim of the present randomized, controlled SPARSE study [ClinicalTrials.gov NCT01298531] was twofold: first, to quantify the effects of treatment with the anti-TNF agent etanercept on NSAID intake in patients with axSpA using the ASAS-NSAID scoring method; and second, to evaluate the safety and efficacy of etanercept in improving the signs and symptoms of the disease.

However, the optimal time of closure of the protecting stoma remains unclear because of sparse studies and data.

Lack of research funding has only allowed sparse studies aiming to unravel the pathophysiology of CH or the mechanisms of action of drugs that abort or prevent CH attacks.

In one of the sparse studies on applicant screening among UK child service organisations it transpired that hiring decisions are largely based on skill assessments and 'gut feelings' regarding the applicant's motivation to work in this particular setting, in combination with over-reliance on background checks (Price et al. 2013).

These results also confirm that drug markets conform to small-world properties,13 where communication can reach every member of the group with a relatively small number of intermediaries, and network structures are relatively sparse (studies: Mainas 2012; Malm and Bichler 2011; Morselli and Petit 2007; Salazar and Restrepo 2011; Xu and Chen 2008).

This is particularly true in the Mediterranean Sea, where only limited and sparse studies have been carried out in "spot" locations in the Eastern Mediterranean, Cretan Sea, and South Ionian, [95]; southern Cretan margin [96] and the Ionian [88] and Tyrrhenian [97] seas (Table S1 and Text S2).