Information provided in referrals to specialists was often incomplete, for example in providing details of preceding treatment.
In addition, data were often incomplete for women treated by nonspecialists (tumour size unreported in 24%, margins not specified in 42%).
In general, these risk assessments are of considerable uncertainty because health hazard and human exposure information is often incomplete for most fibers.
These factors are less likely to be the case in our study given clear documentation of the timing of dose administration and blood sample collection among our inpatients, though this data is often incomplete for our outpatient population.
Despite significant progress and research on this topic in the 1990s, historical exposure reconstruction remains a demanding and time-consuming process (Ward et al. 2003) that is driven primarily by the available data (Davies et al. 2009; Stewart 1999), which are often incomplete or missing for important historical exposure periods (Seixas and Checkoway 1995).
But in Stirling's experience, models on these sites are often incomplete, lacking either documentation for a particular project or key files for modifying the designs.
Because memories are frequently retrieved in social contexts, retellings of events are often incomplete or distorted, with consequences for later memory.
A first problem that is encountered is that reaction databases, are often incomplete and/or use non-standardized nomenclature for their species.
However, the inference of GRN is known to be challenging due to several facts: (1) gene regulation is inherently complicated, (2) the measurements of gene expression levels are usually noisy, (3) the datasets for GRN inference are often incomplete, (4) time-series gene expression datasets have short time series compared to the number of genes measured.
The union, in a 156-page filing, has countered that the Teacher Data Reports are often incomplete and inaccurate -- and thus not ready for prime-time.
