Sentences with phrase «gap in the data»

The report also identifies gaps in data collection which need to be addressed to improve the quality of the information contained in the report.

All temperature values have uncertainties, which arise mainly from gaps in data coverage.

Of course this wasn't possible in winter, so gaps in data for dissolved oxygen, pH, and other properties would pop up depending on the weather.

There are still significant gaps in the data the crew can collect, however.

But science's power has its limits; there are always gaps in the data, flaws in procedures and qualifications to the conclusions.

For one thing, it may inspire people to start filling in gaps in data.

Nevertheless, the effect was still quite large (representing 35 percent of the corresponding black - white test - score gap in this data set) and statistically significant.

Most of the data come from the 2014 - 15 school year, and there are gaps in the data charter schools were able to collect and provide.

But even enthusiasts like Braje admit that «there are still huge gaps in the data.»

f anybody is still in any doubt that it is UNSCIENTIFIC to make claims about hottest years, without taking into account error bars, I would advise what the World Meteorological Organisation had to say on the issue in their report on global temperatures for 2006: «All temperature values have uncertainties, which arise mainly from gaps in data coverage.

Citizen science can be cost effective, allowing the government to fill critical gaps in data that otherwise may be difficult to achieve due to geographic, time, or staffing constraints.

By making such an abrupt budget change, NASA will mothball or abandon half - built (in some cases, fully built) hardware, lose expertise developed at great effort, and leave gaps in data coverage, notably of the earth's climate.

The PROSPER Act fails to address gaps in data currently collected, perpetuating the knowledge gap while decreasing transparency and accountability.

It is also fun to note that Parker bemoans major gaps in the data for the tropics in his paper, yet assigns a two sigma error measurement of.04 degrees C in the trend data above for the.18 degree C trend for the tropics, which is less than the.05 degree C two sigma error measurement for the.20 degree trend shown for the whole globe.

The United Nations (UN) has urged Governments and development partners to work with UNICEF's «Global Girl Data Movement» to address gender gaps in data collection, analysis, dissemination and use, to ensure that no girl is left behind in socio - economic and environmental development.

Lots of spreadsheets, but gaps in the data Many of the input numbers would come from entities already gathering greenhouse gas data, such as utilities assessing greenhouse gas releases from landfills.

Landsat 7 has a problem with its Scan Line Corrector, causing gaps in data.

«For that reason, dividing the number of deaths by the number of cases may be flawed,» says Ghani's colleague Tini Garske, the lead author of the study exposing gaps in the data.

«So we have developed a method capable of bridging gaps in the data that enables us to construct lineage trees.»

She has also led the agency's work to prepare for a probable gap in data from the series of polar - orbiting satellites that feed observations to NOAA's computer weather models.

«When we try to analyze the global shape of the moon using spherical harmonics, the craters are like gaps in the data,» Garrick - Bethell said.

He warns not only about gaps in data, but also about biases — such as where researchers choose to sample, which can skew a data set towards or away from certain regions or types of environment.

The article, written by Cassie Werber, first looks at a number of studies on singles» safety online, but argues that there are some big gaps in the data released on the subject.

Yet simultaneously, states are engaged in the revision of Equity Plans and working to eliminate the Honesty Gap in data reporting to ensure a bright future for our nation's children.

«The Old World Drought Atlas fills a major geographic gap in the data that's important to determine patterns of climate variability back in time,» said Edward Cook, cofounder of the Tree Ring Lab at Columbia University's Lamont - Doherty Earth Observatory, and leader of all three drought - atlas projects.

The White House stated that it's committed to «minimizing — if not eliminating — potential gaps in data» in Earth - monitoring satellite activities in the coming decades.

TAO has been operating at below 50 percent, creating gaps in the data.

Despite these improvements, substantial gaps in data coverage remain, especially in the tropics and the SH, particularly Antarctica.

Replacements will not be launched for more than a year, so earth scientists face a significant gap in their data collection.

Groups including Amnesty International and the Legal Strategy Coalition on Violence against Indigenous Women (LSC) critiqued the RCMP report for having critical gaps in the data.

If anybody is still in any doubt that it is UNSCIENTIFIC to make claims about hottest years, without taking into account error bars, I would advise what the World Meteorological Organisation had to say on the issue in their report on global temperatures for 2006: «All temperature values have uncertainties, which arise mainly from gaps in data coverage.

They should feel comfortable challenging colleagues and their founding team members, questioning their assumptions and pointing out gaps in the data or knowledge as well as flaws in ideas that are put forward.

He said the WHO pointed out a gap in data on the use of the vaccine in people who had never been exposed to the virus, and asked Sanofi to study the impact of the vaccine on children who had never been exposed to the virus.

«When you look for gaps in the data, you see white evangelicals breaking differently than other groups on assessment of parties and other institutions, priorities, and so on,» said Calvin College political science professor Kevin den Dulk in an email to CT..

There was a gap in the data - feed between DWP and HMRC during 2011 - 14 which meant that HMRC could not automatically update awards.

Short of estimating the miles traveled by all vehicles within municipal boundaries, there are gaps in the data, he said.

The data enable the researchers to explore the pandemic's spread in more detail than had previously been possible, as well as identify any gaps in the data and validate existing models.

To fill these gaps in the data, the Birmingham researchers compiled a new dataset from the Paleobiology Database and used advanced statistical methods to estimate diversity and biogeographic changes.

Gaps in those data were then filled in through a survey of 151 patients who had received care at a medical college hospital in Mumbai in 2012 and 2013.

The interactive infographic below examines the gaps in data and understanding for four health - relevant air pollutants (particulate matter, ozone, mercury and persistent organic pollutants) and describes what is needed to design the next - generation indicators to address them.

But he emphasized that gaps in the data — both in space and time — continue to limit our view of how Antarctica is changing.

California charter schools provided a stunning example of the gaps in the data that exist for ELL students, reporting that just seven ELLs enrolled in state charter programs.

Except now this article is a tacit admission that they are gaps in the data... meaning all of their predictions (none of which have ever come true), the science that's settled, was based on incomplete data.

It was a good deed to give Dennis Schmitt a forum to respond to Patrick Michaels since Michaels doesn't offer one, we need to see less of the tug of war and more of the real evolving science as scientists strive to fill in gaps in data and missing links in climate models, and to understand feedbacks and the coupled dynamics of land, air and water.

Obtaining the globally averaged temperature from weather station data has a well - known problem: there are some gaps in the data, especially in the polar regions and in parts of Africa.

I wasn't referring simply to gaps in data, but portions where the data exists.