Insufficient description of the research question, study methodology, implementation and statistical analysis of the study (e.g. lack of or insufficient information on blinding, on procedure and on ensuring randomisation, on study dropouts, on confidence intervals) [75].
The lack of or insufficient food production represents a lost opportunity for African exports.
Trust leaders were not doing enough to improve attendance or behaviour, according to Wilshaw, who criticised a lack of urgency, insufficient scrutiny from trustees and confusion over responsibilities.
Some of the problems of last season were also still there – a lack of width, insufficient accuracy when exchanging passes, and another unconvincing performance from £50m striker Fernando Torres.
These are small victories in a much larger battle that she believes should be waged against a lack of facilities, insufficient programs, a lack of interest and discouragement that linger from the days of segregation and persistent racial myths that blacks somehow lack the physical capabilities to be good swimmers.
Shah agrees with this, but puts it a different way: Lack of (or insufficient) funding is not the cause of failure, but a byproduct.
The United States is facing unprecedented health challenges – such as obesity and cardiovascular disease – many of which are related to a lack of or insufficient physical activity.
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Is it our lack of technology, insufficient staff or can you simply not get fast counters any more, now bank tellers are a dying breed?
In particular, attackers often exploit vulnerabilities in user interface, such as lack of (or insufficient) user input validation to perform injection attacks, e.g., buffer overflow, and obtain a shell on the victim host.
