Sentence examples for data misunderstandings from inspiring English sources

We relied on the use of clinical interviews in order to minimize the rate of missing data, misunderstandings, and reporting bias.

The moving train is like the mobile characters, whose minds make their own versions of the world from the partial data derived from comic misunderstandings and isolated encounters.

There's too much room for misunderstanding the data and what it actually is revealing.

When provenance information is lost and layers of an ancillary study can no longer be tracked back to their original sources, researchers run the risk of misunderstanding which data are comparable.

Each day after data collection, we considered potential misunderstandings due to the use of an interpreter and discussed how to ask the most relevant questions in subsequent interviews to encourage free and open responses.

It was a "gotcha" performance beneath the dignity of a chief justice, and it turned out to be based on a – to put it charitably – misunderstanding of the data.

Instead the Cato Institute's Alan Reynolds moved quickly to challenge the notion of excess income at the top: claiming its marked diminution after 2007 and the distortion of the pre-2007 data by the CBO's misunderstanding of how rich people pay taxes.

No interviewees exhibited substantial misunderstanding, therefore, all data were included in the analysis.

This relates to the same issue that was raised in the first paragraph, which seems to arise from a misunderstanding regarding our data.

The accuracy and completeness of the case report form was verified after the clinical examination to avoid missing data and to eliminate any misunderstanding.

This represents a misunderstanding of the data caused by the fact that we did not include a control cell extract in the western blot.