Significats de relative paucity en anglès

I am surprised by the relative paucity of foreign language films.

These results may help explain the relative paucity of CF-associated mutations in the C terminus.

The relative paucity of social gradient longevity data among women is a cause of concern.

Despite the importance, a relative paucity of time is invested in communication skills in postgraduate curricula.

There is a relative paucity of data demonstrating patient factors that predict complications specifically by stage of surgery.

So much so that without him, the relative paucity of other top hurdlers around becomes even more obvious.

However, a relative paucity of data exists in the area of exercise interventions for adult patients with hematological malignancies.

But species "make up" for their relative paucity of adaptations by developing a higher frequency of exaptations.

However, I was struck by the relative paucity of references to things Irish among those who write about the arts.

The relative paucity of recurrent somatic mutations in neuroblastoma challenges current therapeutic strategies that rely on frequently altered oncogenic drivers.

This book is timely, given the current global acclaim for Irish dance and the relative paucity of literature on the subject.

The very preterm brain exhibited a stronger rich-club architecture than the control brain, despite possessing a relative paucity of white matter resources.

The dominance they had shown in previous years was down in part to their own excellence but also to the relative paucity of the competition.

Granovetter then goes on to imagine how such a density of strong ties (but relative paucity of weak ones) might inhibit social activism: