In 2003, the HDRO statistics team developed a strategy for dealing with data gaps, inconsistencies and data quality problems.

Due to the inconsistencies of data between years, it is difficult to provide any comparative analyses.

But Bush s strategy suffers from serious inconsistencies.

In order to reduce inconsistencies between national and international data, HDRO has been working closely with the international data agencies participating in international and regional statistical meetings, such as the United Nations Statistical Commission and the Committee for the Coordination of Statistical Activities.

The data suggest that people who consume meat go to great lengths to try to resolve these moral inconsistencies between their beliefs and behaviour by adjusting their beliefs about what animals are capable of feeling.

This is because t he web of contracts has developed serious inconsistencies.

The inconsistencies between climate goals and energy policies are becoming increasingly stark.

UNHCR acknowledged inconsistencies in the recording at country and subregional cost centres.

UNHCR agreed with the Board's recommendation to eliminate inconsistencies in the recording of contributions.

UNHCR agreed with the Board's recommendation to eliminate inconsistencies in the recording of contributions.

UNHCR agreed with the Board's recommendation to eliminate inconsistencies in the recording of contributions.

Conversely, Obama did not lose the mid term elections because of his foreign policy s inconsistencies.

When the opposition tried to challenge these inconsistencies, the ECK abruptly declared Kibaki the winner.

4.11 In addition, the State party points to various inconsistencies and contradictions in the complainant's evidence.

In this case, the inconsistencies in the complainant's evidence were extensive and fundamental to his claim.

FTC was aiming to remove all inconsistencies at once, and this had resulted in some delay.

Despite these inconsistencies, the testimony of Garushyantz was the basis of her son's conviction for murder.

Standardized recommendations could also reduce apparent inconsistencies between some recommendations and thereby increase inter party equity.

He argued that the inconsistencies in his evidence were not such as to make his testimony unreliable.

The complainant's later comments on these points (see paragraphs 5.3 and 5.5 above) do not satisfactorily address these inconsistencies.

A standardised recommendation for this compliance matter would remove apparent inconsistencies and improve inter party equity across Committee reports.

The Tribunal stated that it does not attach importance to minor inconsistencies of detail arising from the complainant's original submission.

Article 14 of the draft convention and article 11 of the directive risk creating inconsistencies between Community provisions and the Convention.

(r) Review the coverage of the respective oversight bodies to assure Member States that there are no persistent gaps and inconsistencies

In so doing, it reviewed all three Governments' statistics on production, import and export of precious metals and found significant inconsistencies.

They also asked about the likelihood of the competition legislation being amended to address the inconsistencies highlighted by the review report.

DMFAS pays for itself by making debt servicing procedures more efficient and by checking inconsistencies in the claims of creditor agencies.

In 1964, further study of the mineral identified inconsistencies between electron density subtraction maps and the chemical evidence that abernathyite contains potassium.

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Similar inconsistencies are reflected in Qatar s foreign policy. Indeed, the country s relationship with the United States directly contradicts its links with radical Islamist movements.

But the newcomer asking the most basic questions begins to notice logical inconsistencies, from which the real constraints on solutions and technological limits arise.

Timeline inconsistencies The USS Eldridge was not commissioned until August 27, 1943, and it remained in port in New York City until September 1943.

Additionally, a number of inconsistencies in unit cell dimensions in the 1974 work show that aguilarite does not have the same structure as naumannite.

The Tribunal has, however, carefully considered more serious inconsistencies and difficulties with the complainant's evidence which are addressed as they arise in this decision.

Therefore, appropriate weight should be given to the findings of RRT taking note of the inconsistencies in the complainant's evidence before the domestic authorities.

We could talk about government data, enterprise data is really important, there's scientific data, there's personal data, there's weather data, there's data about events, there's data about talks, and there's news and there's all kinds of stuff.

A data logger is a data acquisition system, but a data acquisition system is not necessarily a data logger.

On the other hand, a data dictionary is a data structure that stores metadata, i.e., (structured) data about data.

Australia believes, however, that on balance this approach will inevitably lead to inconsistencies in treatment across cases and thus create more problems than it solves.

The State party, adopting the reasons advanced by RRT for its decision, rejects the complainant's contention that the inconsistencies in his evidence were not material.

Successful implementation of summit outcomes required policy coherence and consistency, as inconsistencies between economic, financial and social policies were key obstacles to objectives being met.

This is from real data in California, looking at wind data and solar data.

Data control The Data Control Language (DCL) authorizes users to access and manipulate data.

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