Given that the total excluded reports with insufficient detail, the true toll could easily be higher.
He added that there was an "unacceptable variation in the quality of the written authorisations – often with insufficient detail provided".
"Press releases can be misleading – they may be hyped, they may miss the real story, or they may simply contain insufficient detail.
Neil told the chamber: "There is currently insufficient detail in what is proposed to predict the impact on Scotland with any certainty.
Filling in a benefits application form incorrectly, or with insufficient detail, often causes delays lasting up to a year before an appeal is heard.
The university also conceded that the duty was "underpinned by guidance … [that] contains insufficient detail to provide clear practical direction in an environment such as the university's".
"The Russian work was not accepted in the West because insufficient detail was presented about the precise nature of the experiments," Dr. Hecker and Dr. Martz wrote in a manuscript for a forthcoming book.
Capturing dietary supplement intake is difficult when the participant provides insufficient detail.
However, the descriptions provide insufficient detail to identify subcategories where academic emotions are observed in practical situations.
We also acknowledge that although insufficient detail was available in abstracts to allow complete critical appraisal, they were included in our study in order to provide the most up-to-date assessment regarding locked IMN [36, 37].
These data were reviewed for missing information, logical errors, insufficient detail, or the need for additional queries and were analyzed by statistical software (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences, SPSS Inc., version 19).
