Sentence examples for sparsity of population from inspiring English sources

Much of the region was omitted from the Domesday Book of 1086; Redhead states that this was because only a partial survey was taken, rather than sparsity of population.

The first group comprises travel and transport costs and agglomerative disadvantage (lack of economies of scale); the second group is in part determined by the first and may include issues such as high costs of service provision, and weak influence on governance; whilst the third group may include issues such as poorly developed local infrastructure and sparsity of population [ 7].

Considering the sparsity of the population, the achievement in the number and size of the buildings is remarkable.

Initial estimates suggest that due to the sparsity of the rural population, each sector may serve a community of 8 to 10 broadband users on a theoretical 65 Mbit/s wireless link, therefore the number of sectors and hence the bandwidth used for each sector can be scaled as required.

Schlieffen realized that on the outbreak of war Russia would need six full weeks to mobilize and assemble its vast armies, given the immense Russian countryside and population, the sparsity of the rail network, and the inefficiency of the government bureaucracy.

Furthermore, some of our comments were restricted by a sparsity of data or absence of knowledge on the applicability of specific aspects/points to the pediatric population.

Figure 2B reveals the sparsity of the reactivity afforded by some variants, underlining that variant peptides do not elicit the same degree of recognition in the population as consensus peptides.

But sparsity of evidence is not evidence of sparsity.

She attributes the sparsity of gigs to a sagging economy.

Sparsity of the field to be estimated.

The average overall sparsity and column sparsity of the eigenphone matrix are shown in parentheses.