The Seton Hall researchers said their report was intended to help "fill the gap" of inadequate local data, a dearth that has contributed to a failure on the part of state and local government agencies to investigate workplace violations and enforce labor laws on behalf of day laborers.
The establishment of a population-based cohort focused on SLE not only addresses the overwhelming dearth of data in SLE research, but also uniquely incorporates data on individuals from the general population.
The dearth of data along certain dimensions can be addressed by utilizing data on which annotators disagreed.
7 This relative absence of stillbirth within the historiography can at least partly be explained by the dearth of data before registration, and the questionable reliability of that data after it.
Although efficacy information is available for many interventions, there is a dearth of data on the resources required for scaling up of health interventions.
The bottom line here is: The dearth of data on fugitive emissions means we need to get busy getting these data to resolve this issue.
This review revealed a dearth of data describing pharmacokinetics during ECMO in critically ill adults, with most of the available data originating in neonates.
For most storms, there is a dearth of data that could help shape forecasts.
He was amazed, however, at the dearth of data on the environment.
The power of poll aggregation, too, is curbed by the dearth of data.
