Sentence examples for inconsistent collection from inspiring English sources

Collecting and sharing data is, at a minimum, a significant step toward transparency; unfortunately, efforts over the years to collect and analyze data have generally been localized because of inconsistent collection methods across agencies.

The letter further questions Airbnb's reluctance to release data and its seemingly inconsistent collection of taxes.

The report found evidence of inconsistent collection of data on child sexual abuse by health services and local authorities, no standardised process across police forces for recording sexual offences by multiple offenders nor of coding sexual offences against children.

Interestingly, this rate varied among the studies, from 3%to67%7%, indicating inconsistent collection practices.

A review of the 13 clinical studies indicated that the frequency of 0.5 mL saliva samples differed significantly among studies (P < 0.0001, data not shown), possibly indicating inconsistent collection practices among the study sites.

There was risk of bias and inconsistent data collection and reporting rates of haemorrhage in many of the included studies.

Medical research is plagued by small sample sizes and inconsistent data collection.

Inconsistent data collection by these devices limited data availability for all fires.

Personnel issues and inconsistent data collection hinder the government's ability to effectively keep up with BIE-run schools, the report finds.

Accurate and reliable burden of disease estimates are currently difficult to assess as a result of inconsistent data collection and/or reporting, especially in the developing world.

This has led to an inconsistent information collection process, where gaps in knowledge about service users have resulted.