Where missing data are apparent, the denominator used is the total non-missing entries.
Alternatively, it can be seen as an incomplete jigsaw, where missing pieces indicate gaps for entirely new sorts of stuff.
She traveled any place where missing girls were said to be living, whatever their names, whatever their ages.
When the LLRC held hearings in the north, scene of the fighting, survivors told harrowing tales of loss and asked where missing loved ones were.
Within months, our rather depressing but secular academy was turned into a zealous, thriving madrassa where missing your daily prayers was a crime far worse than missing the morning drill.
Judicial officials defend the fast pace by saying that interviews show that this is what jurors prefer in a country where missing a day of work is almost unthinkable.
Why too was so much space given over to a map of Southeast Asia on which 928 colored flags are pinned, each one marking a spot where missing prisoners of war were supposedly spotted?
"This course is set up like a US Open of three or four years ago, where missing the fairway by a couple of yards is the same as missing it by 10 yards," asserted Harrington.
This was particularly true for the blank or vacant stare sign, where missing data on this sign was common.
This paper proposes a new probabilistic approach for safety-related systems design based on modeling accident scenarios with databases where missing data is a major concern.
This paper refers to its measurement in the macro range, where, missing adequate reference materials, traceability proposed by ISO 14577-1 cannot be applied.
