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Meanings of paucity in English

Portuguese
escassez
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A lack or short supply.

escassez
Usage of paucity in English
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The paucity of sensible public debate over drugs in Australia is clear.
The Guardian
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There is currently a paucity of Level 1 evidence for their management.
Pubmed
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It's times like these that the paucity of options available is clear.
The Guardian
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The paucity of reported cases precludes statements regarding incidence or antibiotic-specific warnings.
Pubmed
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However, there is a paucity of data regarding mutagenicity of these NPs.
Pubmed
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There is a paucity of well-designed studies addressing oral health and nutrition.
Pubmed
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There is a paucity of data to understand real-world inhibitor screening practice.
Pubmed
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There is a paucity of information regarding the treatment of adolescent IC.
Pubmed
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In this regard there is a paucity of evidence from prospective studies.
Pubmed
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Despite the paucity of human testing, some people already practice caloric restriction.
Wired
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Notwithstanding the paucity of decent Republican candidates, a significant enthusiasm gap remains.
The Guardian
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Even allowing for the paucity of the opposition, the difference was profound.
The Guardian
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Neville bemoans the paucity of decent left-sided centre-backs in the transfer market.
The Guardian
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This group of patients was remarkable for its paucity of clinical findings.
Pubmed
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To a large extent, it's due to a paucity of other opportunities.
Reuters
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The paucity of deals in Japan also raises interest in each IPO.
Reuters
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Translations for paucity
Portuguese
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Paucity through the time
Paucity across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common