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While specifics are, as yet, scarce, the project is intended to enhance two existing strands on the board's sprawling site, collegeboard.com.

But it remains unclear how the convergence of the two competing exams will affect the smaller, softer stepsister, which is dominant in the large state universities of the country's midsection and South, yet scarce among elite private institutions and on the coasts.

Yet, scarce data are only available on the effects of ventilation with FiO2 = 1.0 on systemic or regional hemodynamics and organ function in patients with circulatory shock.

Yet, scarce funding among potential service buyers in low-income countries arguably makes it even more important to design PES cost-effectively.

Rational tools developed to increase the yet scarce knowledge on the purification processes of complex biologicals are discussed as alternative to empirical, "black-boxed" based strategies classically used for process development.

Population-based data on the status of women's health are more useful and needed, yet scarce.

Iconic imagery comes from common experience, and perhaps now, in an age when few of us gather our understanding of the world from the same medium, such photographs may become yet more scarce.

Reporters to probe dynamic, single-cell behaviors are desirable yet relatively scarce.

However, there had been tremendous growth in the field of biosorption, yet very scarce research has been done on the usage of immobilized microbial strain and continuous column study.

Old human fossil remains are yet very scarce in East Asia (with a very uncertain date of 68,000 years for the most ancient fossil known to date, Liujiang, that was found by chance (Shen et al. 2002)) and do not allow on their own to reconstruct East Asian prehistory.

This hypothesis cannot formally be excluded, although the arguments favouring this scenario are yet too scarce [28].