Sentence examples similar to scarce data availability from inspiring English sources

This would allow the elaboration of evidence-based diagnosis-treatment algorithms centred on patients in resource-constrained settings, where data availability is scarce and patient management often driven by experience and local beliefs.

Multi-seasonal analyses using optical sensors with a medium spatial resolution from 10 to 60 m (e.g. Landsat) have been used for this task, but data availability can be scarce due to cloud cover, sub-optimal acquisition schedules and data archive access restrictions.

For this watershed, data availability is generally scarce.

Ironically, such conditions are hard to find for any river and field data availability is also scarce for such rivers due to the legal and technical issues involved.

In data scarce basins, such as the Nile River Basin (NRB) in Africa, constraints related to data availability, quality, and access often complicate attempts to estimate runoff sensitivity using conventional methods.

First, data availability on intermittent low regimes and associated biotas is currently scarce.

So what does this data availability mean?

One is data availability.

Data issues: (i) data availability.

This study shows that it is possible to constrain the water balance using hydrodynamic models in dryland river systems using remote sensing and simple field measurements to address the otherwise scarce availability of data.

Nevertheless, these aspects are documented only in a few modern eruptions and difficult to retrieve from historical record, due to scarce availability of data on thin distal layers.