Hruby highlighted how rudimentary data collection has been for global businesses in Africa, "For too long African markets have been data deserts.
Our goal was to identify rudimentary data that would be foundation for normative data for JVO2 and AVDO2 in this population of patients.
Getting parents to cut out UPC box tops from cereal and other products and hand them to raise money for their kids' school is another high-friction way to get rudimentary data.
Arbitrary criticism based on rudimentary data is irresponsible, unprofessional and not helpful in resolving the issue".
Despite these positive advances, Eaton et al.'s summary of the "global burden" associated with adult mental disorders (16) provides succinct guidance by highlighting a number of disorders for which basic incidence and prevalence data are sparse and how extremely limited are even the most rudimentary data on disability, mortality, and costs.
The rudimentary data on myogenesis (and development in general) [ 21] of the second aplacophoran taxon, the Chaetodermomorpha, does not allow for definite conclusions concerning the presence of neomeniomorph- and/or polyplacophoran-like features such as the rectus or the ventromedian muscles in the LCA of this taxon.
In this context, HRH information is fragmented, insufficient and depends on rudimentary processes for data collection and analysis, making health workforce planning and recruitment difficult (Table 3).
What is an effective setup for energy visioneering on a regional scale, when, as usual, starting with only rudimentary available data?
Regardless of the still rudimentary evidence for the putative sea anemone neuroserpin ortholog, the available data show that serpin genes in Nematostella vectensis are intron-poor.
Some relevant examplesinclude the work of Gygi and co-workers, who developed a rudimentary XML-basedstandard for the interchange of simulation data [14] that is used in their framework for the validation and verification ofelectronic structure codes, called ESTEST [15].
