Sentence examples for The data were unavailable from inspiring English sources
In every district studied except Missoula, Mont., where the data were unavailable, black students were suspended or expelled at a higher rate than their white peers.
In general, most of the data were unavailable from municipal authorities.
We did consider doing similar analyses in high risk groups such as smokers but the data were unavailable.
Not all of our findings were replicated; six sites that were tested did not successfully replicate and three sites could not be tested because the data were unavailable.
We were unable to assess whether this difference was due to reduced health worker adherence when treating children aged less than five as the data were unavailable.
26 In the current study, we did not investigate the impact of anti-hyperlipidaemia medications in pre-existing hyperlipidaemic patients before TBI, as the data were unavailable.
Dashes indicate that a question was not asked, a category was not provided in a particular year or the data was unavailable.
To overcome the problem that such data may not be available, we have proposed using nighttime light images to estimate the in-use stocks of materials in countries for which the data are unavailable.
All three approaches did encounter a common problem: Apache Flume pushes the events but does not flush the file until the configured file roll time is met (e.g. every hour) resulting in the data being unavailable for computation between these times.
Detailed proprietary drilling and seismic information on the Cenozoic structure of the Fang Basin oil fields has been obtained by the Defense Minerals Agency, some of which is published by Settakul (2009) and Kongmongkhol and Chantraprasert (2015), but most of the data are unavailable to the public.
Among the 28 family members, the 12 individuals that carried the PKD1 mutation (p.Q2243X) showed typical ADPKD manifestations including renal cysts, and renal enlargement in all but the one case where the data was unavailable (Table 2).
