Sentence examples for dearth of reliable data from inspiring English sources
There is a dearth of reliable data on still birth, induced abortion and miscarriage in regions where these occur most frequently.
The shooting report, by the RAND Corporation, suggested that Tasers still required more study in New York, particularly since there was a dearth of reliable data about their use.
I quickly became frustrated: the dearth of reliable data often resulted in a bunch of people relying on their intuition to determine the best way to convince parents that they shouldn't rely on their intuition.
Operational restrictions are imposed upon small unmanned aircraft systems weighing up to 15 kg, denying them access to the airspace over populated areas because of, for one reason, the dearth of reliable data defining the complex risks associated.
In spite of this dearth of reliable data, most of the IMW sheets have been compiled, and most of the aeronautical pilotage charts have been published, to provide navigation continuity across water areas as well as over unmapped parts of the world.
Quantifying the precise amount that ultimately washes out to sea is problematic, though, since there is a dearth of reliable data.
This dearth of reliable information turns what ought to be simple data points into points of bitter contention.
Facing a dearth of reliable information on radiation levels, citizens armed themselves with dosimeters, pooled data, and together produced radiological contamination maps far more detailed than anything the government or official scientific sources ever provided.
Unfortunately, there is a dearth of reliable scientific data on the region.
Political analyses based on elites are hindered by a dearth of reliable elite-level data, as researchers are rarely invited into the deliberations of rulers.
