23 This programme aims to provide the sophistication lacking in the application of explicit measures alone, as it takes into account other issues such as the patients history and personal preferences, and is targeted towards patients who may be (among other reasons) currently taking ≥5 regular medicines, attending a number of different doctors, or have recently been discharged from hospital.
Hence, when discussing the validity of VIA as a screening method for cervical cancer there is concern about a lack of standardized test definition, differences in test providers skills, underlying prevalence of other sexually transmitted infections and lack of uniformity in the application of gold standard for disease definition [ 17].
However, architects say there is a lack of clarity in the application of the rules.
This concern may be due at least in large part to lack of precision in the application of entailment or deductive implication (Klein 2004).
Reflecting a lack of geographic uniformity in the application of federal capital punishment, the Justice Department has found that a handful of the 93 United States attorneys account for about 40percentt of the cases sent to the Justice Department for review, according to officials.
The two most contentious issues, until now, were thought to be the UK's lack of a veto in the application of sensitive new laws and May's insistence that EU nationals arriving in the UK during the transition period will be treated differently to those who are already in the country.
There are complaints from coaches and players about a lack of consistency, an unevenness in the application of the rules and lack of coordination among officials.
However, it is often criticised for its lack of interactivity, not only in the application of decisions but also in the display of results.
Similarly, interpretation issues can be faced by the court when experts do provide empirical evidence, due to the lack of agreement and consistency in the application of current interpretation approaches (National Research Council 2009), and the difficulties in presenting the reasoning processes of the scientists transparently in court (Sjerps and Berger 2012).
However, this lack should not increase the uncertainty in the application of the models of dugong distribution and relative density for two reasons: (1) the spatial scale of dugong management in northeast Australia is far broader than any reduction in the area used by dugongs within their range; and, (2) the models are used to inform current management actions rather than past management failures.
