Sentence examples for yet sparse from inspiring English sources

Ecologic models are often recommended to promote physical activity, yet sparse data exist on their effectiveness.

Evidence-based guidelines for promoting physical activity have been produced, yet sparse information exists on the dissemination of effective interventions.

Our main contribution is a novel robust, yet sparse, family of networks, short rDANs, which guarantee an expected path length that is proportional to the entropy of the communication patterns.

For example, Oubanguia alata is the dominant canopy tree across the plot, yet sparse on the slopes and ridge, but individuals on the slope and ridge in fact performed better than those in its home habitat (depression).

This represents a phylogenetically broad, yet sparse, sample of the approximately 110 living species of this avian order.

Immunohistochemical and immunofluorescence analysis found PAD2 expression is low in anestrus, limited to a distinct, yet sparse, subset of epithelial cells within ductal alveoli during estrus/early diestrus, and encompasses the entire epithelium of the mammary duct in late diestrus.

Once, with Metaphor (2009), a bright, animated-yet-sparse illustration of a Femdom couple, and again with Signs of Love (1985), a denser, more saturated piece filled with abstracted pictorial symbols.

Crowds have as yet been sparse.

Yet a sparse crowd saw Wales expose Cypriot defensive naivety after 20 minutes.

Yet this sparse economy reduces the natural world to something resembling the aftermath of a nuclear winter across vast tracts of the uplands.

Yet the sparse textures Mahler employed for this manic outpouring of grief are genuinely haunting, like a spectral after-image of the scoring in his symphonies.