Sentence examples for documentation sparse from inspiring English sources

In addition, this work has identified challenges in the domain, including terminology diversity and inconsistency, limited documentation, sparse comparison and benchmarking criteria, occasional immaturity of solutions and lack of support, and non-existence of a standard query language.

Consequently, this study has identified challenges in the field, including the immense diversity and inconsistency of terminologies, limited documentation, sparse comparison and benchmarking criteria, and nonexistence of standardized query languages.

Although documentation is sparse, it is known that both episodic and chronic CH patients either spontaneously, or possibly in response to treatment, transition between phases throughout the course of their disease.

Repetitive movements [ 15] and fixed keyboard height [ 76] seems to be risk factors, otherwise the documentation is sparse.

However, there are literally dozens of APIs to learn, each functions differently and documentation is incredibly sparse.

Currently, there exists sparse documentation on big-bang big-crunch (big-bang big-crunchithms as solution methods for technicians' parameters optimisation.

However, insufficient lab testing due to the lack of an accurate rapid diagnostic test or sparse documentation made it difficult to determine whether the patients not coded with an influenza code truly had influenza.

However, in Japan, there is sparse documentation of the follow-up experiences of gynecological cancer survivors suffering from prolonged symptoms.

These cases were excluded because the sparse documentation by these services at the time of the return ED visit was insufficient to conduct adverse event review.

Syndromic surveillance is used for early warning of emerging health problems in populations, however there is sparse documentation on the application of syndromic surveillance for non-communicable disease outbreaks and, particularly, response options for syndromic surveillance signals.

We found sparse documentation of problem-oriented drug information and need of decision support associated with CAM in the literature, and believe the present pilot study could identify some challenges and areas of improvement for medicines (or drug) information centres.