Sentence examples for sparsely recorded from inspiring English sources
If, as we contend here, brains are genuine complex systems, the common view that sparsely recorded intracranial data somehow provide a gold standard for scalp recordings appears quite misguided.
Unlike Sheriff Hill, Carr Hill and Low Fell, Deckham's history is sparsely recorded.
Scholarly fastidiousness only compounds it: the sonnets, we are warned, are experiments in literary form, not autobiographical documents; the so-called "lost years", through the sparsely recorded 1580s to 1592, are just that lost.
His papers and especially his diary, which sparsely records what he read and wrote and whom he met, provide an immense resource for scholars of the romantic period.
Ethnicity was recorded sparsely for general practice locality but not at all for individuals and is therefore not included in our study.
Eighty-nine percent of recorded sparsely ciliated cells exhibited Spag6 immunoreactivity in their motile cilia, consistent with the presence of a central pair of microtubules.
Domesday Book (1086) recorded a sparsely populated and poor area.
Instead of writing and arranging songs before completing the vocals, for "Scratch My Back" the vocals came first, recorded on sparsely accompanied demos.
It's a muffled minute-long busked waltz by a gang of incompetents recorded at a sparsely-populated concert 49 years ago.
There were still many thousands, she said, but they were more sparsely spread than previous counts had recorded in the 1980s.
An attempt was made to fit models for 453 of these species, including 10 introduced species; no attempt was made to fit models for species with very few (<5) recorded occurrences or very sparsely scattered occurrences.
