Examples of using Paucity in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The magnitude or paucity of the vocabulary is not important.
But, there is still lack of awareness and a paucity of information.
There is truly a paucity of veridical talent in the world.
Open politics can make up for poverty and a paucity of human resources.
The paucity of studies meant that most recommendations were‘expert opinion'.
I suspect it has to do with a paucity of physical evidence.
Despite the paucity of details, investors have sent its stock up more than 1,100 percent over the last decade, dazzled by its growth.
Ms. Valdez… Considering the paucity of evidence against him.
Even so, there is a paucity of rigorous science investigating the potential for commercial bias in continuing medical education courses.
In this editorial he highlighted the paucity of scientists in Congress.
There is a paucity in the literature of controlled double-blind studies of possible effective drugs or other forms of therapy.
In this editorial he highlighted the paucity of scientists in Congress.
There is a paucity of knowledge about psychosocial issues in bullous conditions because of limited research and methodological problems in others.
However, good writing cannot compensate for a paucity of ideas or concepts.
This paucity of reporting- the almost total reliance on just a few reporters- has stark implications for how the war is perceived back home,” Mr. Hanrahan wrote.
However, I don't think there is a paucity of human obesity or people trying to lose weight.
Prof. Solomon noted thegap between the disease's major effects on health and the paucity of effective modes of treatment.
At the heart of the problem is the paucity of randomised trials, which are the only way to establish causality.
The Jewish Community of Porto was also too poor to hire afull-time rabbi because of its small size(50 members) and the paucity of donors in a country gripped by a financial crisis.
The paucity or absence of accompanying artifacts in the graves from the Mamluk period at this site may reflect a low socio-economic level of those interred in the cemetery.
This is the only contemporary account of the battle and the paucity of detail led many later historians to invent their own.
The paucity of donations to the papacy during his reign(42 pounds of gold and 310 pounds of silver, a fraction of the personal donations of other contemporary pontiffs) indicate that he was probably not from the aristocracy.
The people appear and disappear in a succession of wars, sometimes, the paucity of concepts seem to minimize how terrible they were no doubt these situations.
The realistic style of the figures and the Valley landscape create a feeling of serenity at first glance through the delicate outlines and design,as a harmonious wholeness is achieved through minimalism and paucity of details.
One of the major issues for both the American intelligence community andthe military has been the paucity of professionals in their ranks who are fluent in Arabic.
The entire family is characterised by a paucity of phonemic vowels(two or three, depending upon the analysis) coupled with rich consonantal systems that include many forms of secondary articulation.
This fairly recent publication provides a practical yet exhaustive overview of international arbitration and mediation,although given its paucity of references it is more useful for in-house counsel than practicing attorneys.
Due in part to the paucity of role models, about 30 percent of the women--and 20 percent of the men--we surveyed at the massive ten-campus University of California system turn away from their goal of becoming a professor at a major research university.
Starting 2006, in light of special legislation, we have been witnessing an increase in TMA 38 and evacuation-building transactions, the execution of which is encouraged by the State, both for reasons of protecting the resident populations of dilapidated buildings andby force of the paucity of lands available for construction.
Despite the paucity of research and the paucity of data, researchers still define the Mediterranean as"Plastic battered”, as about 10 percent of the world's coastal population lives along its shores, its shipping lanes are overloaded and its water flow streams that have dense populations, those are considered Ideal conditions for catastrophic emergence.