Sentences with phrase «inadequate information»

Was due diligence also lacking, in part because of inadequate information and understanding, with dog and cat vaccinations?

Moreover, it provides inadequate information as to whether the virtual students have backgrounds similar to the students with whom they are being compared.

Indeed, if we can not get along with our own relatives, this, too, has nothing to do with inadequate information.

Parents face significant barriers to choosing schools, including inadequate information, transportation, and lack of quality options.

If for some reason a choice is obliged despite having truly inadequate information, flip a coin, guess, or settle for intuition — and however things turn out, note the results.

Throw in inadequate information from law schools and misinformation from all sorts of sources, and lofty expectations will sometimes lose out to pedestrian realities.

Thus the whole paper fails to support the research work by providing inadequate information and incorrect directions.

The permitting process took several years, primarily because of inadequate information about wastes coming to WIPP, causing DOE to revise its application more than six times.

The report — produced by the Alexandria, Va. - based National Association of State Directors of Special Education — says that in many charter schools, special education is falling behind because of inadequate information on how to implement programs, and a lack of the technical assistance needed to do so.

What we are facing, then, is a series of interconnected delusions, beginning with the belief that technological innovation is the same thing as human progress — which is lifted to the delusion that our sufferings and failures are caused by inadequate information — which is linked, in turn, to the most serious delusion of all: that it is possible to live without a loom to weave our lives into fabric, that is to say, without a transcendent narrative.

The downside includes cultural resistance to Good Clinical Practice (GCP), clinical research process real - time compliance, inadequate information systems leading to unpredictable project milestones, a «no clock» application process in the regulatory machinery, and inconsistent time frames for export / import of clinical trial materials at the border.

The portents of market failure — things like inadequate information and a lack of competition — are everywhere in public education.

But the trend at ExxonMobil has been to acknowledge the request by continuing to deliver inadequate information.

It appears that the LSC has inadequate information on which to base its proposed fixed and graduated fee schemes.»

If crime is rampant on our streets, if children are mistreated, it has nothing to do with inadequate information.

For example, a claimant's solicitor might provide inadequate information about an accident locus in a highway tripping claim, making it impossible for a council to identify whether there was a defect as alleged.

They will be under extreme pressure to respond quickly — probably within hours — on the basis of inadequate information, whilst bankers lobby intensely for immediate assistance: if we don't get bailed out, the world will end, etc., the usual scare mongering.

The Center filed comments against the proposed standards, and our opposition was even echoed by the Environmental Protection Agency, which said the administration's analysis brought up environmental concerns and contained inadequate information.

Second, the Board throughout this budget (and at other times) has been hampered by inadequate information.

The reasons are many: lack of infrastructure, inadequate information about market opportunities, unconducive trade policy and regulations, lack of access to financing, and uncompetitive products.

Responsibility for delusions is more likely to be found in distorted perception or inadequate information.

This reflects the inadequate information on which he relied, a certain hope about the human situation that kept him from assuming the worst, and a habitual skepticism about reports of priestly immorality» an inevitable reaction given what had been a standard practice of deception in Communist intelligence services.

Surely, many Stanford graduates were familiar with Nobel Prize winner Daniel Kahneman's work on the strengths and flaws of intuitive thinking, such as overconfidence in spite of inadequate information or evidence.

If our oceans are polluted and the rain forests depleted, it has nothing to do with inadequate information.

If there are children starving in Somalia, or any other place, it has nothing to do with inadequate information.

Health workers are often influenced by the industry and frequently provide inadequate information, says IBFAN.

The justification has been providing women centred care, but many women report that they have inadequate information about the risks and benefits of procedures9 and therefore the extent to which they can exercise informed choice must be questioned.

While the crowd - sourcing of the internet can sometimes turn up helpful answers that would have been hard to find, it also tends to give you hundreds of unhelpful, redundant answers based on inadequate information.

The Millennium Development Authority (MiDA) has denied reports that the CH Group, pulled out of the concession race due to inadequate information provided about the financial state of ECG.

If we are going to judge superficially due to inadequate information, whether we read a profile or not, why not just swipe photos?

The article paraphrases Dr. Jennifer Childs - Roshak, president and CEO of the Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts, saying: «Many factors may contribute to the spread of STDs, including having unprotected sex, having multiple partners, inadequate information about STD prevention.»

Many people do this questionnaire thing wrong, simply putting in inadequate information.

[1] It is recognized, however, that in many real life situations these decision models are not appropriate; they're the result of inadequate information, limited managerial ability, or extreme risk constraints.

«if educational responsibility remains solely on the immediate family, «choice» may take place in a world of insufficient numbers of quality schools, inadequate information about the stakes and alternatives, and large numbers of people unable to use the choice system effectively.

Over and over, students have to face the rejection due to inadequate information.

That's why some GMO opponents have previously stated they oppose this approach as inadequate information to consumers — saying this is not «real choice,» saying «Not everybody has a cell phone when they shop,» saying «Consumers shouldn't have to look things up themselves.»

There's no followup in the mainstream media, no apologies for providing false or inadequate information.

To settle early on the basis of inadequate information may be injudicious: to settle before earning back the price of the referral fee paid to get the work may be financially unsound for the lawyer, even if it has nothing to do with the client's desire for swift settlement.

Otherwise the adjuster will negate the report as being based on inadequate information.

In essence it provides inadequate information to make informed decisions.