Sentence examples for sparse thin from inspiring English sources
The crowd is sparse, thin, talking softly.
Not so in Europe, where cash-strapped operators are building sparse, "thin and crispy" networks.
The stem tissue is made of sparse, thin, longitudinally oriented hyphae measuring 294 by 39 µm.
According to these authors, the sparse, thin, and disoriented fibrils are probably the result of an alteration of the collagen, which is sufficiently severe to cause lack of definition of the longitudinal septa.
Masson's trichrome staining showed thick, dense, and disorganized collagen fibers in the control wounds); thin more regularly arranged fibers with increased number of small blood vessels in the 100 nM nAG experimental group); and faint staining with sparse thin collagen bundles and increased vascularity in the 150 nM nAG experimental group).
Your landing strip, or a line extending up from your labial part toward your belly button, can be either whisper thin (good for thick, unruly hair) or slightly wider (for thin, sparse hair).
This means that even if some sparse thinning of the Ge QW occurs, the electronic wave functions are still confined only in the growth direction, preserving the 1D confinement regime.
The passive smoking animals showed sparse, uniform thinning of the trabeculae resulting in widened intertrabecular spaces.
Many of the fans then left, thinning a sparse crowd.
Socialites, models and everyday women wear them on the sly, not to disguise thinning or sparse hair, but for fashion and convenience.
