Sentence examples for gaps and duplication from inspiring English sources

The arrangements we now have are unintentionally dysfunctional and this frequently leads to gaps and duplication.

Knowledge management and awareness raising within the One Health approach contribute to consistent and synergetic decision-making, avoidance of gaps and duplication of effort.

A fragmented approach to measurement relying on ad-hoc studies leads to information gaps and duplication of efforts while limiting the ability to monitor trends over time.

"Collections are always being reviewed with an eye toward gaps and duplications," she said.

In preparation for that revision it was considered important to conduct a detailed task analysis (TA) to identify the health care tasks that different careers and levels of nursing and medical agents and technician personnel perform in order to examine gaps and duplications that required correction.

The Ministry of Health determined the need to document the tasks that each of the six cadres was performing within various health facilities to identify gaps, and duplications, in order to identify strategies for streamlining workforce production, while retaining highest educational and competency standards.

We need stronger supervisory and regulatory systems under which gaps and unnecessary duplication in coverage are eliminated, lines of supervisory authority and responsibility are clarified, and oversight powers are adequate to curb excessive leverage and risk-taking.

With clusters, the focus is not just on removing gaps and preventing duplication, but on jointly moving towards commonly agreed cluster objectives.

Windows with low-sequence coverage and high content of repeats and segmental duplications were excluded (i.e., windows with >70% of their length annotated as gaps and segmental duplications and windows with >90% of their length annotated as gaps, segmental duplications, and repeats).

The AI-driven app lets you enter all of your existing insurance policies and then analyses any gaps or duplication in coverage, and, when required, claims to automatically shop around the market on your behalf so you don't need to keep going back to price comparison sites.

In a consultation document, the Treasury and the Department for Work and Pensions were critical of the existing arrangements, saying: "There are gaps in the guidance available to consumers and duplication of content between MAS, TPAS and Pension Wise.