Sentence examples for insufficient data quality from inspiring English sources

Data of one FMS patient and one MB subject were not analyzed due to insufficient data quality.

Data 'owners' cite a spectrum of reasons: fear of activists or biopiracy; concern about insufficient data quality; a desire for economic return, or to control access and use of the scientific data; and the cost of digitizing collection data, on the order of US$1 10 per specimen [ 34], although initiatives have begun to reduce these costs significantly (http://beyondthebox.aibs.org/).org/

Challenges include insufficient data quality, lack of understanding of data, poor analysis, wrong interpretation, confusion about the outcomes, and imposing a pre-defined view.

This is obvious from the data contained in the ECHA database, and the database suffers from a serious problem of insufficient data quality.

Interestingly, in many cases f and D* in the foetal brain were estimated to be 0, which is most likely an artefact due to the insufficient data quality for estimating low perfusion values, or D* was estimated to be smaller than d.

Eye data from two subjects had to be discarded due to insufficient data quality.

Making effective use of prior knowledge is also crucial in any inference problem [ 8], because it is usually vastly underdetermined due to insufficient data quantity and/or quality.

Those factors, it said, could include insufficient data on the quality of drinking water resources both before and after fracking; the paucity of long-term studies; the presence of other sources of contamination, making it difficult to establish a definitive link to fracking; and "the inaccessiblity of some information on hydraulic fracturing".

There are insufficient data about seminal quality and the relationship with catch-up growth or GH treatment in these individuals.

Overall the paper argues that the presence of best practice procedures or threats of disciplinary sanction are insufficient controls to determine data quality.

According to the annual agriculture review conducted by Grenada's agriculture ministry, with assistance from the FAO and EU in 2009, the existing agro-processing and livestock sectors have major weaknesses: inconsistent quality, insufficient data collection and no long-term plan.