Sentence examples for disputed data from inspiring English sources

Another presentation disputed data suggesting that sea levels were rising.

During that time, Dow was accused of submitting disputed data, misrepresenting scientific evidence and delaying the work.

Using the right figures", America ends up with debts of $14.5trillion in 2015 if things don't change, instead of $14.7trillion under S&P's disputed data.

Sarah Wald, assistant provost at the university, declined to give specific examples of abuses, but many institutions in the Ivy League have found themselves in the position of being linked to disputed data or research.

Some of the disputed data did eventually see the light of day in October 1999, when Ewen and Puztai published a paper in the prestigious medical journal the Lancet.

However, this right is restricted by a number of exemptions where an individual's data is needed: to exercise freedom of expression; for public interest in public health; for historical, statistical and scientific research purposes; for legal reasons; for other purposes, including where the use of the data is restricted to verifying the accuracy of disputed data and proof purposes.

In another paper, in Policy Perspective, Jason Rohr, an ecologist at the University of South Florida, who served on an E.P.A. panel, criticized the "lucrative 'science for hire' industry, where scientists are employed to dispute data".

The data is disputed: other data show that children raised by same-sex parents show no higher rates of social pathology than other children, and the studies that are cited tend to be mysteriously lacking in methologies.

One insurer, Combined Insurance, disputed the data collected by Mr. Cuomo's office.

City officials disputed the data and said the Independent Budget Office should have given them more time to respond.

Ninety-seven percent of scientists -- including, by the way, some who originally disputed the data -- have now put that to rest.