Sentence examples for low availability of data from inspiring English sources
The low availability of data from low-income and middle-income countries suggests the need for improved surveillance before vaccination strategies are designed.
As in that study, poor compliance of the participants to wear the accelerometers, malfunction of the devices or loss of information because of study design, may be responsible for the low availability of data.
In addition to the general methodological limitations of multiple case studies (small number of study sites and purposeful sampling), the study was limited by the low availability of data sources suitable for the assessment of data quality.
This reporting heterogeneity and the low availability of data from the studies prevented the analysis of other outcomes, such as muscular strength, and blood biomarkers, including inflammatory cytokines, leptin, glucose-related markers and other tumoral markers.
Data on region of residence was critical in identifying the additional matches, reflecting the high availability of this information, the strong discriminating power of residence in small regions and the relatively low availability of event data.
Despite low availability of easily comparable data from human and veterinary settings, levels of ESBL are seemingly higher in wild gulls in some regions of Europe.
The nutrient and salt flows, as affected by sanitation user behavior, were quantified by mathematical material flow analysis that accounts for the low availability of suitable and certain data in developing countries, by including data ranges and by assessing the effects of different assumptions in cases.
· Low availability of properties pushes prices up, making housing increasingly unaffordable.
Low availability of glucose in tumors negatively affects the activity of tumor-infiltrating T cells.
High demand and low availability of orange roughy makes its price relatively high.
Advantages of use of administrative data to estimate disease incidence include easy access, low cost, and availability of data over long and continuous periods.
