Usage of "remain scarce"

Aún no tenemos significados para "remain scarce".

Uso de remain scarce en inglés

Although they are an appealing conceptual target, CSC-directed cancer therapies remain scarce. 
 Pubmed 

However, data on outcomes for adolescents on cART in resource-limited settings remain scarce. 
 Pubmed 

Details on the program remain scarce, including which Medicare users would receive them. 
 Reuters 

Such journeys have become routine as supplies remain scarce and expensive. 
 Reuters 

Details on just what progress was made remain scarce, however. 
 Reuters 

Flexible schedules and other adjustments for working mothers remain scarce. 
 BBC 

Data regarding NaCl impact on halophyte plant species exposed to a polymetallic contamination remain scarce. 
 Pubmed 

However, despite positive predictions for the scheme, details of how it will operate remain scarce. 
 The Irish Times 

Despite a vast increase in installation, profits remain scarce. 
 Reuters 

Real estate loans remain scarce for commercial developments. 
 Reuters 

In Africa, crime or criminal justice statistics remain scarce, fairly ad hoc, and often of poor quality. 
 The South African 

However, studies addressing this topic remain scarce. 
 Pubmed 

Manufacturing jobs remain scarce and the tunnel business is as dangerous as ever for those still laboring underground. 
 Reuters 

And despite plentiful oil income, jobs and basic services remain scarce, a decade after U.S.-led forces toppled Saddam Hussein. 
 Reuters 

Fish and vegetables remain scarce. 
 The Guardian 

Dollars remain scarce and expensive. 
 Reuters 

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Remain scarce por variante geográfica

Estados Unidos de América

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Significados de remain scarce en inglés