Sentence examples for erroneous survey from inspiring English sources

The dispute had arisen from an erroneous survey of the border line conducted by Dr. Thomas Walker years earlier.

Its role is to monitor progress, ensure fidelity and accurate collection of data by identifying any reasons for duplicate or erroneous survey data responses and reporting to the overall group of investigators (coauthors of this manuscript), and monitoring any safety or ethics concerns that arise during the trial.

Results of surveys using the erroneous answers' explanations confirmed that the automatically generated answers were meaningful.

The introduction to a listing of college admittance rates in the special Education Life section on Sunday included an erroneous figure supplied by a College Board survey for the percentage at Baruch College.

Table 1 Frequency of two experts' answer against the question "Can the content of the erroneous answers' explanations be understood?" in survey 1 5.

Ignoring the difference in hypertension definition criteria may however lead to erroneous conclusions when comparing results of surveys assessing the prevalence of hypertension, awareness and control in different countries.

As a result, application of standard methods to these data without some adjustment for survey design can lead to erroneous inferences.

On the other hand, simplified analytical approach is suited for a series of qualitative survey, however, it tends to be erroneous when the subject is varying from the fundamental assumptions laid originally for the specific case.

The GPS network is the most durable and wide-ranging of the three systems, while the tiltmeters provide the most sensitive predictive data, but are prone to erroneous results unrelated to actual ground deformation; nonetheless a survey line across the caldera measured a 76 mm increase in its width over the year preceding the 1975 eruption, and a similar increase in 1984 eruption.

Ignoring the survey sampling weights may cause biased estimators and erroneous confidence intervals.

Method: The survey's participants included 22 students; explanations of erroneous answers for three different problems were shown to each individual.