One recent interview I was conducting involved a top executive, who was reluctant to share much information, being unable to identify a time when his or her mind was changed.
Citing just a few of its earlier audits, SIGAR reported on Afghan government agencies suffering from "divergent approaches and a lack of overall strategy, poor coordination and limited information sharing," unable to "handle contract research, awards, and management," and lacking "required documentation for contracts, task orders, and payments".
The most recent systematic review [ 3], due to lack of complete information, was unable to pool results to investigate reporting bias across time.
Information was unable to be obtained on the characteristics of 15% of secondary carers, and we have treated all variables from these records as missing in the following analysis.
For example, while we predict that full-sibs and half-sibs share approximately 50 and 25%% of their DNA, respectively, simple pedigree information is unable to account for the exact percentage shared, or indeed which DNA segments have been inherited.
The most likely scenario by which this occurred is through recombination between the two ermB genes or their immediate surrounding region; the sequence information is unable to determine the exact site of recombination, as these regions are identical, and the copies of ermB and ORF3 in 630Δ erm may therefore represent hybrids of CD2007/CD2010 or CD2006A/CD2009A, respectively.
Years of full-time education and social class data were collected at baseline, the latter missing for n = 4. Ninety women and 20 men (84% of cohort survivors) were included in the survey: 90% personally took part (n = 99) while proxy informants provided all information for those unable to be interviewed and supplementary information for others (n = 34).
Owing to missing diagnostic information, we were unable to use outpatient records, and thus were unable to determine precisely where the patient is along the pathway.
The participants in our qualitative phase felt that without information they were unable to negotiate the mental health system and therefore unable to be the facilitators of their own COC.
Even with such detailed, triangulated information, we were unable to track resources for all the HIV/AIDS grants to SRH integration achievements, and unable to propose a replicable methodology.
