However, the available data are usually insufficient in number and quality to estimate both the Euler vector components and the Euler pole parameters reliably.
23, 24 One recent study supports the validity of the currently used biochemical criteria for assessing long-term mortality and morbidity, but suggests that they may be insufficient in addressing patient quality of life.
In the present work, a solution is introduced to reconstruct the quadratic properties (e.g. source power, quadratic flux, sound intensity) of the radiating object from non-synchronous (sequential) measurements when references are insufficient in quantity or in quality.
Gu argues that in China there is insufficient knowledge and experience in quality assurance of transnational education, as most existing systems of quality assurance and accreditation focus on the local higher education system [ 3].
This results in insufficient quality of infrastructural data.
The rate of VTE after ankle fracture (3.6%; 95% CI: 2.9-4.4) wasignificantlyly higher than the reported 0.4% found in one analysis of over 45 000 cases [ 2], a difference that could be explained by insufficient data quality in the hospital admission database used in the later study.
Respondents faced various problems in implementation of NPC, the more serious problems are related to lack of profrosseional support from school administrators, insufficient quality in-service courses and lack of knowledge and skills in teaching certain components in NPC.
Shortcomings in quality included insufficient response rate, 13 14 18 20 or insufficient comparability between participants.
CBCTs were not acquired for a few patients who were unable to hold their breath since acquiring CBCTs with breathing motion would result in insufficient image quality and would have been of no clinical value.
However, up to present, the studies on the relation between the malnutrition of children under 5 and environmental sanitation, clean water sources, and knowledge and practice of mothers on personal hygiene have been insufficient in both quantity and quality.
