Sentence examples for because of the spurious from inspiring English sources

Because of the spurious regression problems, non-stationary variables should not be directly used in the regression model.

William K. Black, a professor at the University of Missouri-Kansas City and a former senior federal regulator during the savings-and-loan crisis, argues that the because of spurious accounting rules adopted last year, banks aren't properly recognizing their losses, and are in fact largely insolvent.

This is because we eliminated the spurious error correlations of PWV between distant locations by applying the small localization radii over the precipitating region.

The result was improved because we eliminated the spurious error correlations of PWV between distant locations by applying small localization radii over the precipitating region.

"The unfortunate part of all of this is that the special election was unnecessarily delayed because of the town's spurious and politically motivated delaying actions," he said.

This result suggests that if we use the localization radius of 34.2 km, the assimilation of PWV observed in the precipitating region introduces analysis errors because of the effects of spurious error correlations that were not eliminated by the large localization.

Because of the potential for spurious association due to chip bias, however, a randomization testing approach was used to evaluate statistical significance.

We limited subgroup analyses to investigate heterogeneity because of the potential for spurious findings.

They argue that this evidence is biased because of "a spurious negative relationship between the minimum wage and employment for low wage workers…" (Dube 2011, p. 763), owing to minimum wages being adopted when there are negative shocks to the employment of affected workers unrelated to minimum wage effects.

Because of the high risk for spurious findings, subgroup analyses are often discouraged.

If the reference sequence already contains an ME within this window, one must filter out the candidate event because of the high likelihood of spurious detection.