Sentence examples for sparsely known from inspiring English sources

In spite of the general toxicity, ecotoxicity and sparsely known metabolism of silver, WHO allows silver ions (Ag) up to 0.1 mg/l in drinking water disinfection.

The genetic factors and molecular networks underlying enzymatic tissue discoloration are sparsely known.

The history of rabies in the Arctic before 1945 is sparsely known.

Whether men treated for prostate cancer rate their sense of coherence high and weather there is a correlation to life quality is sparsely known.

Among different measures of recurrence, CA and potent-ial risk factors associated to it are essential targets for assessing and identifying course aggravation of BD 8. Predictors or causes of CA are sparsely known, and several reviews have stated a general under-recognition of CA in BD 9, 10.

The northern half of the county, which is sparsely populated, was known as the Republic of Indian Stream in 1832 40.

The rebels abandoned the five towns in the demilitaried zone, melting into the thick jungles of a sparsely populated region known as El Caguán.

The main concern of both governments is a remote and sparsely populated region, known as the Dog's Head, where neither government has much of a presence, spawning fears that guerrilla groups or drug traffickers may be tempted to fill the vacuum.

Under a federal programme exclusive to Alaska, the Postal Service is responsible for shipping more than 45m kg a year of apples, frozen meat, dogfood, diapers and other items to off-road villages in the sparsely populated outposts known as the bush.

Assume x ∈ ℝ N × 1, which can be represented sparsely in a known transform domain (e.g., Fourier, or wavelet).

On Monday, shortly before voting began across the state, the senator visited his 99th county since campaigning began – a clean sweep of the sparsely populated Hawkeye state known as the "full Grassley" – named after Chuck Grassley, the senator from that state who pioneered such high-intensity campaigning.