Sentence examples for contrived data from inspiring English sources
The bill incited a national conversation about a subject that has troubled me for decades: the government — disproportionately — supports research that is amenable to statistical analyses and models even though everyone knows the clean equations mask messy realities that contrived data sets and assumptions don't, and can't, capture.
One of they key features of our educational approach is that students must actively consider the data, contrive different possible methods of analysis, and decide on the strategy they think is best.
These data were gathered on contrived samples diluted in buffer.
However, our (admittedly contrived) simulations and (not contrived) real data example have shown that those who prefer IPW/MI have some justification for their caution.
Graphical data for mean values were contrived with 95% confidence intervals, and comparisons across groups were performed using ANOVA or Student's t-test for paired eyes, with P<0.05 as the significance level.
Although the new data are "fascinating," they "remain very contrived in the sense that they don't bear a direct relationship to what we see in the human condition," says Colin Masters, a neuroscientist at the University of Melbourne in Australia.
But I think what's happened here is that Hynix has contrived a way to put three bits instead of two into each cell, increasing the data density of a chip by 50% – or reducing the size by 30%.
Seems totally contrived".
Completely contrived myth.
