Sentence examples for sparsely spread from inspiring English sources

Rural buses have higher running costs and, with a more sparsely spread population, bring in less money from fares.

There were still many thousands, she said, but they were more sparsely spread than previous counts had recorded in the 1980s.

An American mosaicist, Jeanne Reynal, for example, created abstract compositions in which texture is emphasized by a combination of granulated, pebble-sized, and normal tesserae, sparsely spread over a coloured base of portland cement.

He speculates that congregating could also help zooplankton, which are otherwise sparsely spread, find mates.

In this condition, the small VG nanosheets are sparsely spread on the substrate as shown in Fig. 2a.

There are a handful of so-called Super Angels like PRO Founders, Rocket Internet, Team Europe and maybe Atomico, investors in Europe are, how shall I put it… sparsely spread.

Today, there are just 8,000 people spread sparsely along lonely streets built for more than twice that many inhabitants.

The performance of AlphaImpute was tested using two real datasets, a pig and a bovine dataset that had genotype information spread sparsely across multiple generations.

Firstly - as I've noted before - there are, especially in the Pacific, a number of countries that in a sense are tailor-made for marine conservation, consisting of sparsely-populated archipelagos spread over huge tracts of ocean.

"While the historic centre is densely packed and walkable, more-recent development has been spread more sparsely around the edges of the city," the researchers conclude.

There have as of yet, been no clear borderlines of the vestigial human mNr published, likely because the neurons of this region spread only sparsely within the fiber bundle of the superior cerebellar peduncle and adjacent reticular formation [1], [8], [11].