Sentence examples for inability of data from inspiring English sources

Given choices of sharing widely or not at all, the result will often be no sharing, due to the inability of data owners to control their exposure to the risks associated with data sharing.

Our findings in this study examine one of the known limitations of administrative data for error reporting, namely, the inability of administrative data to effectively distinguish between pre-existing conditions and complications.

As discussed in detail in Charles River Associates (2011), these studies have substantial limitations, aside from the inability of the data they use to distinguish low-skilled workers, as discussed below.

It also reflects the inability of the data extractors to eliminate non-residents.

A number of previously published studies explored reasons for the inability of administrative data to detect HAI.

The inability of our data to resolve the deepest relationships of the major pteropodid lineages suggests an explosive diversification soon after origin of the crown pteropodids.

The inability of the data to discriminate between H0 and H ′ 0 implies that there is no effective difference between these models.

One limitation of the study was the inability of the data collection interview (which consisted of a fully structured questionnaire administeredby trained lay interviewers) to distinguish specific rheumatologic diagnoses.

Because tiredness is a characteristic feature of RA, one explanation for the inability of our data to show this item's importance is associated with the paucity of absorbing nighttime activities, especially in Estonian rural areas.

It should also be noted that the inability of these data to recover clusters corresponding to all morphospecies may simply reflect biological reality, as it is unlikely that all currently recognized goldenrod species correspond to genetically cohesive groups (Semple and Cook, 2006).

The inability of cross-sectional data to indicate the direction of a relationship is also pertinent to interpreting the relationship between perceptions of adequacy of time in consultations and physician role in encouraging patients to seek information outside the consultation with preferred and perceived role in clinical decision-making.