Sentence examples for data are flawed from inspiring English sources

Suffice to say here that the conclusions drawn from the Pennsylvania data are flawed.

Now, what our research is saying is not that [the IAAF study's] data are flawed, but that it is the interpretation of the data we found questionable.

In response, the usual suspects have rolled out some familiar arguments: the data are flawed (they aren't); the rich are an ever-changing group (not so); and so on.

Aware that federal rape data are flawed, the Justice Department is investing millions of dollars in an examination of how to better collect information, including interviewing victims out of the presence of family members to increase their comfort levels.

How can the Obama administration get it right in education when its data are all wrong and its assumptions about its faulty data are flawed?

Even if our predictions and data are flawed, if everyone else is relying on it, then most of us go with the herd.

"The data is flawed, so they'll be sharing school districts with flawed data," Walden said.

"We were constantly asking whether our data was flawed.

When I thought that logic was flawed or historical data was flawed, I simply wouldn't pass it out.

But they also realize that some data is flawed but usable with caution.

Exit checks are much more reliable than the IPS and experts generally said last week's figures showed the IPS data was flawed.