Sentence examples for poor data availability from inspiring English sources

However, the variability in monitoring technologies and programs and poor data availability make global comparison difficult.

The use of some proxy indicators was required in both catchments due to poor data availability, and this problem may hinder the further development of indicator frameworks that attempt to better integrate environmental, economic and social dimensions of sustainability.

However, no validated approaches exist to measure adherence, especially in low resource settings with potentially poor data availability.

Poor data availability is a frequent problem for health systems internationally; most require "much more detailed data collection, careful planning, and evaluation of the health care workforce" [ 4].

To date phylogenetic analyses of histone H3 variants were limited due to poor data availability of sequences from species representing putatively early branching eukaryotes.

Thus, efficiency results are sensitive to outliers and should be interpreted with caution, particularly in the case of poor data availability.

Limited experimental data availability and poor performances of currently available group contribution based methods is therefore an obstacle for obtaining the necessary information regarding phase equilibria of chemical systems with lipids.

However for 2008, the data availability was poor with 19 of 34 HPs missing input information.

Evidence shows that the continued use of paper-based systems contributes to poor data quality in terms of reliability, availability, timeliness and completeness of reporting, and compromises health service delivery [ 2- 4].

However, in situations where data availability or adequacy is too poor to support a definitive or a screening assessment, we propose that other indications of toxicity potential should be taken into account (Table 6).

Data availability for some key outcomes was poor for our national study but more data are available locally than nationally, and available at general practice level, that are helpful for modelling the effect of local commissioning decisions.