Sentence examples for inadequacies in data from inspiring English sources

Second, although we adjusted for possible confounding covariates, we acknowledge that other factors may have affected the association between vitamin D and HRQOL because of inadequacies in data use.

As expected, there were inadequacies in data availability and reliability on MSW indicators as they are not uniform and not always available in the same format from published statistics.

However, B-factors tend to encapsulate in one value the conformational variability, as well as ambiguities related to inadequacies in data (e.g., related to crystal imperfections, errors in measurement of intensities).

The inadequacies in the data are not unique to the Jamaican situation.

Many factors contributed to under-performing information systems, such as difficulty in calculating indicators because of poor choices for denominators in DR Congo (Mapatano and Piripiri 2005) and inadequacies in computerization, data flow, human and capital resources, and low management support in Kenya (Odhiambo-Otieno 2005a).

However, an additional purpose of this report is to highlight major inadequacies in information systems.

Overall this survey of India-related work suggests a young and expanding literature, although hampered by inadequacies in global comparative data, and by difficulties in accessing commercially sensitive information.

However, of the 19 estimated average requirements (EARs) that were established, none were able to be set on the basis of a chronic disease end point because of inadequacies in the available data.

Past studies have suffered from methodological inadequacies in collecting household preparedness data (Kirschenbaum 2006; Hung 2017).

The evidence highlight the lack of up-to-date epidemiological data, inadequacies in service provision and lack of access to care for affected populations.

At the same time, significant inadequacies in the collection of data on Hispanics make it difficult to make improving Hispanic environmental health status a priority.