Sentence examples for analysis mistake from inspiring English sources

Another of the lab's papers was found, after publication, "to have a statistical analysis mistake that decreased the main significance of the work a lot".

In order to avoid analysis mistake, the digested strains were first separated on the basis of the phenotypic pattern and then electrophoresed together with the specific reference strain (DMS Z43804/ATCC 35752, Leibniz-Institut, German Collection of Microorganisms and Cell Cultures, Braunschweig, Germany).

"Some people don't like this type of course-correcting analysis and mistake it for a sign of weakness".

Mr. Wood's contempt here is out of place, and his analysis is mistaken.

As a volunteer for a trust of the type advocated by Simon Jenkins (One sure way to save our churches – give them away, 10 October) I read his article with interest but feel that his analysis is mistaken.

France has always insisted that it had no involvement in the genocide, though, according to a 1998 parliamentary report, it acknowledged "errors of analysis" and mistakes linked to "institutional dysfunctions".

► In "What is the Question?" a Perspective on statistics in this week's Science, Jeffery T. Leek and Roger D. Peng, who are both at the Bloomberg School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, wrote that "[w]e have found that the most frequent failure in data analysis is mistaking the type of question being considered".

Phylogenetics, with its hierarchical branching structure, presents a peculiar realm of statistical analysis, where mistaking noise for signal and integrating over uncertainty about nuisance parameters can lead to systematically biased inferences.

We also excluded three RCTs [ 44– 46] that were included in the above-mentioned meta-analysis by mistake.

Structured observations, reflection on these, critical appraisal and analysis of mistakes at the individual and organisational level were all mentioned.

Structured observation, reflection, critical appraisal and analysis of mistakes at all levels were mentioned as existing opportunities for integrating leadership and management education.