This setting in general allows for two types of manipulations by a team: Misreporting the strength ordering (lack of truthfulness), and deliberately losing a match (moral hazard).
Both the analysis based on raw errors and the probabilistic model imply that presenting items at the same location in space results in a higher chance of misreporting a nontarget item (i.e., an item held in WM but not probed) instead of the target (probed) item.
Beckett's birth certificate specifies the date as 13 May and there has been speculation that the author, who thought of life as a gruesome matter of "giving birth astride a grave" was misreporting the facts in the cause of a grim joke (which would have been all the better had Good Friday fallen on 1 April that year).
Four of my 49 slides, most of which showed headlines from newspaper and magazine stories, recounted the main plot points in the French/U.S. controversy, including a protracted U.S. government probe that found Gallo guilty of scientific misconduct for misreporting a technical detail in his landmark 1984 papers and a subsequent ruling by an appeals board that dropped all charges.
Second, as the results are based on healthcare professionals' reports, they may not be fully accurate due to a possible lack of reporting and a risk for misreporting.
Kelly risked misreporting a shooting simply to try to make a connection between Baltimore and Ferguson.
The association between the exposure variables and BMI z-score was investigated in a sample that included (a) potentially misreported energy intakes and (b) only plausible reported energy intakes based on a 24-h dietary recall.
If any good can come out of what has been a disgraceful episode of misreporting followed by a deeply depressing failure to salvage any sensible debate from it, it must be that government lift their collective heads out of the sand and listen to the modest demands of those who have been engaged on this vital issue for so long, including a restoration of the migration impact fund cut in June 2010.
The privately owned TV stations in Venezuela were extraordinarily biased, exhorting people to protest against the elected president, misreporting a coup against Chavez and broadcasting cartoons when the coup began to unravel.
On 14 December 2011, the barrister representing the family of Milly Dowler rose to his feet at the Leveson inquiry to complain of a "storm of misreporting" which had blown up around the release of new evidence about the hacking of the 13-year-old schoolgirl's phone by the News of the World.
