Sentence examples for based on inaccurate data from inspiring English sources

In the Affymetrix systems the signal from one badly designed probe, which may be based on inaccurate data from a sequence database, can be easily eliminated from further analysis [ 41] without significant decrease in the precision of gene expression estimate, while in the Agilent systems the same design glitch might cause significant difficulties in the evaluation of gene expression levels.

Josie Rourke, the artistic director of the Bush, said that the proposed cuts appeared to be based on inaccurate data.

Engineers for tire makers were just learning to use the computer model then and were producing sometimes wildly different results from day to day and then writing elaborate reports based on inaccurate data, he said.

MIAMI — Assertions by the prosecution that Casey Anthony conducted extensive computer searches on the word "chloroform" were based on inaccurate data, a software designer who testified at the trial said Monday.

For one thing, it could quickly lead to mistaken actions based on inaccurate information.

Mr. Spielman said the accusations were based on inaccurate information.

That would mean that FDA's decision to approve Essure was based on inaccurate information.

Alder Hey Children's NHS Foundation Trust wrote to the CQC on 1 November 2013 arguing the commission's highest priority for safety monitoring, or band one, was based on "inaccurate and unfair data".

The sociologist Richard Gelles pointed out many years ago that a belief or a claim based on inaccurate, partial or flawed data -- data that have been repeated so often that people eventually believe them -- can be called a woozle.

Taken together these data underscore the notion that patients with BE may not pursue screening and surveillance behaviors based on inaccurate perceptions of cancer risk.

"This interference is based on inaccurate statistics and questionable research.