Sentence examples for lack of proper reporting from inspiring English sources
PRS says that to deal with the lack of proper reporting of setlists, it will be working with DJ technology specialists to find a way for clubs, radio and live performances to report automatically, using fingerprint technology.
Ironically, one barrier to high-quality methodological studies is the current lack of proper reporting by authors of primary studies.
Workers do not believe that there is benefit in reporting because no actions are being taken (59%), there is fear of consequences such as revenge of assailant (17%), they feel shame over the incident (4.5%), there is a lack of proper reporting system or knowledge to whom to report (4.5%), and 1.5% for other reasons.
The report will be highly critical of some council processes, including the lack of proper paper trails for grants, BBC London understands.
Protection of children left home alone In 2007, an estimated 126,000 children were left home alone after their parents went abroad to work, though the official figures are much lower due to the lack of proper community-level reporting.
Last month's fire at Colectiv which led to protests and the resignation of Romania's prime minister was blamed on poor safety practices and a lack of proper inspections, BBC News reported.
The low scores also reflect a lack of detail in proper reporting of results.
These problems are not limited to any specific therapeutic area, academic or industrial research and are due in large part to several generic factors influencing research quality (e.g., related to definition of pre-specified endpoints, principles of study design and analysis, biased reporting, and lack of proper training).
(Case 13) Problems in proper implementation of the free transportation scheme, such as a lack of fuel for the Janani Express vehicle due to a lack of proper management and supervision, were reported by the respondents, and these delayed women from reaching health facilities for appropriate delivery care.
There are 3.3 million women in New York age 18 and older, and a major reason why many continue to die from preventable or treatable disease is a lack of proper health care, according to the report.
