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FAO Note: a reported 0 for primary forest may be due to lack of data rather than a complete lack of primary forest.
It is not the failing of an early warning system that can be put to blame, nor the lack of data.
He said that efforts to provide comprehensive social security were hampered by a lack of data on civil status.
These deficiencies are partially attributable to the lack of data in respect of the previous years.
This lack of data makes the analysis of seabird-trawl interactions difficult see paragraphs 8.19 and 8.20.
This present lack of data is specifically in relation to the elimination of raw wood pests present at the time of application of the treatment.
This lack of data creates obstacles to enlightened decision making within the Francophone economic space.
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Often, for reasons of computational convenience and/or lack of data, the Exner equation is used in its one-dimensional form.
It also notes a lack of data and information on the situation of other groups of particularly vulnerable women, such as disabled women.
The lack of data throughout the region for monitoring coastal area management further inhibits progress.
The lack of data on costs made it difficult to form judgements about cost-effectiveness or efficiency.
The Committee is concerned at the lack of data on the number of children with disabilities who are currently receiving educational services in the regular educational system.
The Committee also regrets lack of data on children with disabilities disaggregated by types of disabilities,
While the previous sections highlight the lack of data in audiovisual services,
Participants in particular emphasized that a lack of data should not be used as an excuse for not taking action.
The lack of data on the timeliness of disbursements to NGOs also makes it difficult to pinpoint common bottlenecks and target specific improvements.
The Committee is concerned, however, about the persistence of such killings and the lack of data available on its incidence in rural or remote areas.
Given the lack of data, it was determined that 80 percent of the population have dietary quality in Level 2,
The Committee regrets the lack of data and statistics on migration flows,