Sentence examples for erroneous statistics from inspiring English sources

The White House had cited that report as evidence it was winning its fight against terrorism, but disowned it after finding it was based on erroneous statistics.

Don't believe all the well-funded hand wringing and erroneous statistics.

The state has been publishing the erroneous statistics in a report called "Crime in California" since at least 1999, when the state Department of Justice first began posting the data online.

Further, using poor grouping parameters can lead to XCMS splitting a single peak into multiple groups, thereby resulting in erroneous statistics.

It was an airline pilot, if I recall").. Campfield and I got in a similar discussion right there at the Tennessee delegation, in which he summoned up all kinds of erroneous or outdated statistics to defend his position, and, once again, promoted his "don't say gay" bill.

This lack of independence affects the probability of type I errors (ie, erroneous declaration of statistics significance), and makes it difficult to gain clear inference on the nature of missingness, as illustrated in our Results section.

Further details of the statistics of erroneous sequences of different databases (organism, type of sequence errors, etc).

Even among people who are more experienced in statistics, like researchers, erroneous uses of conventional methods are common: misuse of tests of significance, erroneous understanding of p-values, misinterpretation of confidence intervals (as pointed out by many authors [15, 18, 19, 24, 27, 32]; see also [5, 11, 28]).

"Potemkin numbers" are phony statistics based on erroneous or nonexistent calculations.

A set of experiments on simulated and real reads data confirms that the new measures are superior to other classical alignment-free statistics, especially when erroneous reads are considered.

There seems to be an erroneous notion that you can prove anything with statistics.