Sentence examples for unsatisfactory information on from inspiring English sources

There is unsatisfactory information on CO2- and H2O-fluxes at the canopy scale of crop plants and the possible effects of climate and management factors and on these fluxes.

All these organism groups suffer under insufficient taxonomic expertise and identification guides in the Baltic Sea, which have resulted in unsatisfactory information on their taxonomic composition and population characteristics as well as their biology and ecology.

The methodology presented herein provides a number of advantages with regard to the monitoring of protein function: to date such analyses were usually carried out as end point analyses on cellular material that was previously destroyed by detection markers or fixation procedures and which usually required high cell numbers while yielding unsatisfactory information on cellular response kinetics.

At this time, a very little, unsatisfactory information is available in literature on oxidative stress and hepatotoxicity of prallethrin in mammals.

Unsatisfactory information provided by the nursing staff was the complaint of 14 (31.11%) families.

Relying on individual assessments proved to be unsatisfactory, because key information on both the characteristics of the projects and baseline are largely inconsistent across studies and presented in very different formats.

Noninvasive diagnostic tools are often unsatisfactory in either providing sufficient information on the physiology of hearing of individual patients or predicting the outcome of rehabilitation.

But then Johnson & Johnson ran additional background checks and came up with information on her credit report that the company found unsatisfactory.

By pooling information on good and bad performance, and sanctioning when necessary unsatisfactory performers, the courts enable and oblige improvement by the actors both individually and as members of a complex ensemble.

In Mediterranean countries, reliable and internationally comparable information on forest health and protection, wildfires and biodiversity largely missing or unsatisfactory.

The strengths of the current study lie in the detailed epidemiological modelling and the use of extensive local information on screening and diagnostic test accuracy and management practices, age-specific unsatisfactory rates, and costs.