Sentence examples for erroneous trends from inspiring English sources

The method is shown to be capable of predicting the trends in the displacement variance when the input has little energy at low frequencies, in contrast to the equivalent linearization technique which predicts erroneous trends for this type of excitation.

To bolster their argument, the 16 cite the case of Dr. Chris de Freitas, a former editor of the journal Climate Research, who got embroiled in a fierce debate over an erroneous paper on climate trends that he approved for publication.

A map in Science Times on Tuesday showing projected warming in the Arctic over the next century, with an article about scientists' assessments of the trend, reflected erroneous temperature conversions.

We have measured the trend of erroneous bits in our implementation.

Failure to examine these trends leads to erroneous estimates of the Hurst exponents.

Under-sampling in meta-analyses may also minimize or underestimate important trends, leading to erroneous conclusions regarding minority IBD incidence [ 29- 31].

Thus, this study continues the trend of exposing erroneous sequence analyses that have led to questionable "discoveries" by experimental verification of computational predictions (see [ 29]).

"Have the erroneous policies of the United States weakened Islamic trends that favor wisdom and democracy?

An iterative process was used to account for the effect an erroneous measurement can have on a smoothing trend.

A good (i.e. bad!) example of erroneous causal inference is the well-known Google Flu Trends study, matching search terms and flu propensity; the structurally unrelated matches were much too numerous (Lazer et al. 2014).

This is because the conditions that are most conducive to correlations between sample size and relative abundance are quite different from the conditions that will lead to erroneous conclusions about the presence or absence of a trend in relative abundance.