SNPs that deviated from the Hardy Weinberg equilibrium within families or that showed inconsistent genotyping data relative to pedigree or genetic map information and poor quality SNPs were discarded from the analysis in order to reduce the risk of erroneous results [ 9].
The recording of maintenance issues was "substandard with missing information and poor quality reports that lacked sufficient detail to convince the reader that the task had actually been performed in accordance with the procedure".
"This image technology is the only one that can pull out information from poor quality incidental images," claims Libin.
In addition, we also evaluated the participant's option to decide whether some cases are inappropriate for EQA purposes, that some cases require expert opinion or there is either insufficient information or poor quality staining of the glass slides.
If mining activity is located at a distance greater than predicted by the model based on actual amounts of silver in local ore, and is instead located at a distance that would be predicted by a model based on newspaper estimates, then prospectors rely heavily on public information of poor quality.
Previous research exploring low enrolment in a community health insurance (CHI) scheme in Uganda identified 'a mixed understanding on the basic principles of CHI and on the routine functioning of the schemes', lack of information, affordability, poor quality of care, enrolment complexities and issues of trust as barriers to enrolment (38, p. 172).
Counter-intuitively, given earlier work on information use by animals (Ward & Zahavi 1973), we have also found that when personal information is of poor quality (correct less than half the time), it is better for individuals to avoid using pooled information.
An indicator was feasible when there was a high probability that the required information to construct the indicator would be available in a typical health record, or, if not, the lack of information would represent poor quality of care.
As far as possible, documents and other sources should be cited and made available to others involved in the decision making process Describe any important gaps or uncertainties in the evidence due to the lack of local information or its poor quality.
