Sentence examples for a flawed estimate from inspiring English sources
Senator John D. Rockefeller IV of West Virginia, the Democratic chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, called it "puzzling" and "disturbing" that intelligence agencies in 2005 could produce a flawed estimate so soon after what he called the Iraq "debacle".
As the SW2P simulations demonstrate, principled estimates of contact strength or duration can lead to apparently excellent agreement with ground-truth scenarios; however, this was based on a flawed estimate of the actual contact data.
The flawed estimate raises more questions about the panel's vetting procedures than it does about the melting of Himalayan glaciers, which most scientists believe is a major problem.
Published trials have yielded potentially flawed estimates of overdiagnosis because of an inappropriate duration of follow-up or provision of mammography screening to the control group at the end of the intervention period.
Gene Sperling, an economic adviser to Mr. Kerry, said that Mr. Kerry was working on a detailed plan and that the Bush campaign's analysis was based on flawed estimates.
Proponents of paid sick days critique these scary statistics as inflated and methodologically flawed estimates and point to the real life success in San Francisco where a paid sick days ordinance has been operating for nearly four years.
It was this research that led Dr. Ammerman to conclude that Italy's main solution to the flooding problem would not work because it was based on flawed estimates of the subsidence rate.
For these reasons, many assumptions and extrapolations have to be made that can potentially lead to flawed estimates [ 34].
To reason backwards from percentage estimates to the likelihood of correctly identifying winning candidates is a flawed approach to evaluating the keys system.
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