We're going to start with a question from Chris Mattsson, from Austin, Texas: In the course of your reporting, did you encounter evidence of erroneous forensics methodology still being used in arson investigations today?
In an April memorandum the manager of the media campaign, Richard Pleffner, wrote to the White House drug-policy chief, Gen. Barry R. McCaffrey, retired, that Ogilvy's first bill for labor costs, submitted last September, raised questions about "excessive salaries, numbers of stated hours, unallowable compensation and erroneous computation methodology that benefits Ogilvy".
However, if an erroneous or inadequate methodology is applied, the entire process may be jeopardized.
ICAP-sponsored research has been criticized for faulty methodology and erroneous interpretations [14].
Using sex-aggregated data embeds into methodology the erroneous assumption that there are no group effects related to gender and blinds researchers to gender differences.
In February he sent letters to 12 economists and consultants ordering them to reveal their methodology, on the grounds that erroneous figures could mislead consumers.Some of Mr Moreno's targets refused; the rest were analysed by INDEC, which predictably found their methods flawed.
To improve the damage quantification performance, the methodology is derived by eliminating erroneous assumptions in the existing modeshape-based methods and adopting additional modal information, i.e., natural frequencies.
A methodology was proposed to correct the erroneous and biased interpretation of AF4 performance in terms of signal characteristics, resolution and recovery.
Much attention has focused in recent decades on refining research methodology, because flawed research may yield erroneous conclusions or 'wrong' answers.
That means that every methodology for counting is as likely to be erroneous as accurate.
