Sentence examples for which are sparsely from inspiring English sources

The tundra zones of the polar regions are distinct from the polar barrens, which are sparsely vegetated.

The green dots indicate locations of shipborne data coverage, which are sparsely distributed.

This data integration permits the bioactivity prediction of compound-target combinations lying in regions of the drug-target interaction space which are sparsely sampled by experimental measurements.

In that vein, the Temporal Decomposition technique introduced by Atal [15] and studied by several researchers (e.g., [16]) consists of decomposing the trajectory of (LPC) spectral parameters into "target vectors" which are sparsely distributed in time and linked by interpolative functions.

This is not surprising since the absence of the nickel complex allows the free movement and geometrical arrangement of J3-lipid complex within the lipid liposome membrane so permitting the formation of multivalent liposomal Vhh constructs through cross-linking the envelope spikes which are sparsely distributed on the virion surface and remained static over the time periods.

Begonia taraw can be differentiated from the only other peltate species in Palawan, Begonia gutierrezii, in having longer petioles which are sparsely lanate with appressed hairs (not erect 4 mm long hairs), short internodes on the rhizome (not stoloniferous and elongate), larger leaves, glabrous stipules, and a conspicuous ring of fused fleshy hairs at the base of most petioles.

Last night at the hearing, which was sparsely attended, he learned how they felt.

The broker invited us in to look at the place, which was sparsely decorated but elegant.

Villages average about 300 people except in the delta, which is sparsely settled.

On the Kenyan side, which is sparsely populated with little police presence, they feel impunity.

A spokesman blamed the loss on a single night, the July 1 performance of Tchaikovsky's "Eugene Onegin," which was sparsely attended.