One could possibly regret the paucity of statistical indicators of the importance of these musical forms compared to filmi music and international repertoires.
A paucity of validated indicators (n = 12), most of which assessed quality of life, only permitted a qualitative data synthesis.
A systematic review, published in 2006, underlined the paucity of validated indicators of quality measures in breast cancer care and the need to develop "reliable, validated quality measures to afford accountability, improvement, and research" [ 32].
While the relative paucity of associations provides few indicators for the design of effective interventions, there was some evidence that environmental characteristics may be more important among active travellers than non-active travellers, and among girls than boys, suggesting that future interventions should be sensitive to such differences.
In addition, this analysis is constrained by the paucity of data on positive indicators of youth well-being (as opposed to measures of negative behaviors and outcomes) that have been noted by many others (Lippman et al. 2009; Moore et al. 2008; Morrow and Mayall 2010).
A paucity of existing data for some indicators, like mitigation investment or wetlands conservation, currently makes it difficult to quantify several types of baseline measures.
The paucity of data on adaptation and policy indicators is evident, and we encourage organizations such as the Association of State, Territorial and Health Officials, CSTE, and other organizations to undertake surveys to collect this information.
The report points out that the paucity of corporate reporting on the first-generation indicators stands in stark contrast to investors' growing interest in building sustainable investment strategies.
This omission is related to the paucity of district-level information on socioeconomic and mortality indicators as well as the complexity involved in the spatial analysis.
These considerations must be balanced against the fact that there is a paucity of adequate zinc biomarkers, and the most widely used indicator, plasma zinc, has poor sensitivity and specificity.
The paucity of data quality information in some health topic areas calls for additional research on the reliability of indicators and estimates across surveys.
