Sentence examples for lack of systematic monitoring from inspiring English sources

Despite this interest, indicators of aspen conditions are poorly understood, and there is a lack of systematic monitoring of stable aspen landscapes.

Despite a lack of systematic monitoring, there has been a large number of individual wildlife censuses conducted in eastern and southern Africa since the 1960s.

Limited attention was given to strategies for accountability at the design stage, including a lack of systematic monitoring.

Limited technical capacity, poor coordination, and a lack of systematic monitoring and evaluation have also created barriers for comprehensive implementation.

The vast scale and a lack of systematic monitoring have made the GWDS SEA prohibitively difficult to accomplish in one comprehensive SEA.

Shared challenges in both states were the absence of clear processes and guidelines governing data processes, and the lack of systematic monitoring and supervision frameworks for MCTS implementation.

Successive state of the environment reports have highlighted the continuing decline of native plants and animals, and pointed to the glaring lack of systematic, long term monitoring – a concern echoed by the independent review of the federal environment laws.

Barriers also existed to undertaking regular monitoring of young people prescribed medication, including a lack of doctors, a perceived lack of expertise of case managers, and lack of time for systematic monitoring resulting in reliance on a passive approach, dependent on client spontaneous report [ 15].

However, there is a lack of systematic ways to monitor signals that elicit transcriptional changes in cells and that enable different types of signals to be assessed quantitatively, temporally and in parallel.

Primate reintroduction has been characterised historically by a lack of assessment and systematic monitoring after release.

Monitoring groundwater drought using land surface models is a valuable alternative given the current lack of systematic in situ measurements at continental and global scales and the low resolution of current remote sensing based groundwater data.