One way to overcome data availability limitations is to merge multi-year imagery into one time series, but this requires accounting for phenological differences among years.
Generally, data accuracy demands the synchrophasor measurements, such as phasor measurements, frequency and ROCOF estimates, and time synchronization, within acceptable errors; data availability requires the measurement data to be complete, consistent, and without loss; and data timeless refers to the measurement data delivered to their destinations within acceptable latencies.
Due to data availability, we were restricted to BMI as a measure of excess weight indicating need for weight management.
Multi-seasonal analyses using optical sensors with a medium spatial resolution from 10 to 60 m (e.g. Landsat) have been used for this task, but data availability can be scarce due to cloud cover, sub-optimal acquisition schedules and data archive access restrictions.
However, at this time, it is the availability of data to be utilized in the Linked Data [155] and Semantic Web [156] that limits the overall impact of the resources underpinning the Dashboard.
At the local scale, a flexible, site specific leaching model that can be adjusted to the actual data availability is used to estimate the mass flux over time from identified sites.
Owing to data availability, it was not possible to validate our prediction tool in settings outside of England and Wales, or for specific psychotic disorders.
The results of this meta-analysis should be interpreted keeping in the mind the limited availability of data to be included.
However, for the application of metrics to the design and monitoring of policies in developing countries, a certain level of pragmatism is important regarding the availability of data to be able to estimate them.
Studies that were difficult to conduct in the past time due to data availability can now be carried out.
