Examples of using Incomplete data in English and their translations into Arabic
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The incomplete data available indicate that the global total of seizures decreased in 2011 owing to decreases in both Iran(Islamic Republic of) and Turkey.
Incomplete data records must be completed where possible, i.e. generally by addressing an inquiry to the originating credit institution.
In 2010, following a significant decline in opium production in Afghanistan, opium seizures appeared to decline significantly(based on incomplete data).
type 2 diabetes drugs without good cause, which can provide incomplete data.
sentence of Section 25b(1) to complete any incomplete data records.
At the time of preparation of the present report, incomplete data suggest a continued stable trend in 2010
The Committee cautions the Secretariat not to present de facto budgets in connection with requests for commitment authority because the Committee should not be expected to base its budgetary analysis on incomplete data.
Problems include discrepancies between records and physical count results and delays in the reconciliation of those discrepancies, the inability to locate a significant portion of assets or the obsolescence of the assets, and incomplete data on expendable property(inventory) registers.
Out of a total of 5,500 candidates, 7 cases of double candidacy were found, as well as 6 cases of under-age candidates and many cases of incomplete data.
The Statistics Division/UNEP questionnaire suffers from poor response rates and incomplete data reporting. Data available from the OECD/Eurostat joint questionnaire is also incomplete. .
Based on incomplete data on employment and unemployment in developing countries, it is estimated that global unemployment fell only 500,000 in 2004(to 184.7 million from 185.2 million in 2003).
The match at the sectoral level is still limited, partly because of lack of or incomplete data from bottom-up studies and differences in sector definitions and baseline assumptions.
Between 2006 and 2010, levels of global seizures were stable, ranging from 5,525 to 6,253 tons per year, and incomplete data suggest that seizures remained stable in 2011.
UNFPA used the information gathered from countries that responded to the 1998 inquiry, reports of the case studies and supplementary data  for a few large countries that either had not responded or had provided incomplete data, to calculate a very rough estimate of global domestic resource flows for population activities.9 This estimate, which should be treated with caution, came to $7.4 billion.
Using information gathered from countries that responded to the UNFPA/NIDI inquiry, reports of the case studies, supplementary data  for a few large countries that had either not responded or provided incomplete data, and an estimate to reflect private resources, UNFPA was able to make a rough estimate of global domestic resource flows for population activities for 1999/2000 at $8.6 billion.10 The estimate should be treated with caution because the figures are not as complete as data  on international population assistance.
Using information gathered from countries that responded to the UNFPA/NIDI survey, reports of the case studies, supplementary data  for a few large countries that either had not responded or had provided incomplete data and an estimate to reflect private resources, UNFPA calculated a rough estimate of global domestic resource flows for population activities that came to $7.1 billion in 2001.9 The estimate should be treated with caution because the figures for domestic expenditures are not as complete as data  on international population assistance.
Corrupted/ incomplete data or server error(%1).
Others were omitted due to late submission or incomplete data.
Another perennial problem entails late or incomplete data or non-reporting of data. .
Indicators with erratic/incomplete data include those for child mortality and education enrolment.