Sentence examples for procedures and lack from inspiring English sources

Although the required data are easily acquired, the calculated parameters are rarely used with PET because of laborious manual procedures and lack of procedural standardization.

A 2009 audit of the UNmil mission in Liberia (UNmil) found inadequate training, no standard operating procedures, and lack of quality drugs being provided.

"The very fact that data is anonymised means that it can't be acted upon and the figures are recording the outcomes of poor procedures in hospitals, but it's the root causes of the errors – poor safety procedures and lack of communication – that need to be tackled".

Their poor level of service, inane rules and procedures and lack of courtesy is appalling," she said, adding that she was especially concerned about new guidelines that allow the T.S.A. to fine passengers for comments and perceived "nonphysical interference" related to "attitude".

Sampling restricted to daytime hours because of local procedures and lack of MD form completion were major limitations.

Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) measurements of cortical excitability in migraineurs have yielded conflicting results, possibly due to large interindividual differences, different procedures and lack of blinding.

With a few exceptions, the delinquent literature suffers from methodological problems, including biased sampling methods, small numbers of subjects, failing to objectively diagnose conduct disorder, incorrect use of specific statistical procedures, and lacking of appropriate control groups.

Published studies in the past are critiqued for being poorly designed, being retrospective case series with short follow-up, lacking detailed descriptions of the types of deformations (Masada-types) treated, using different indications for surgery (if mentioned at all), using different surgical procedures, and lacking outcome measurements.

A review of the studies of behavioral treatment of headache [67] reports a 35 55% improvement but also emphasizes many methodological imperfections, including selection bias, credibility of the control procedure, and lack of reproducibility of the results.

Following the worsened result of these sampling procedure and lack of isolation of S. marcescens from environmental samples, new implementation of effective hand hygiene was performed, involving all the external specialists.

In turn, attending physicians report the following barriers to an active role in trials: time constraints, lack of staff and training, worry about the impact on their relationship with patients, concern for patients, loss of professional autonomy, difficulty with the consent procedure, and lack of any reward, recognition or interest in the research question [ 16].