Sentence examples for faulty measures from inspiring English sources

Michael Peace, Lipper's chief executive, also talks of ways to evaluate hedge funds.Many question whether a mainstream fund-rating firm is up to the task, and point out that, if retail investors are led to rely on faulty measures, they may find themselves in trouble.

But driving accuracy is a faulty measure.

The circles mark faulty measured values not considered for the determination of these quantiles.

The faulty measured signals are then replaced by the estimated signals derived from corresponding Kalman filter to reconfigure the control system of DFIG during the sensor faults.

This faulty measure discriminates primarily against those who need it most: the poor, females, Asians, and African Americans.

To measure calcium, 50 μL of 2% lanthanum solution was added to 50 μL of the dissolved bone sample to eliminate the risk of a faulty measurement, due to the high phosphate content of the bone.

It said the case was the 30th it had brought over faulty data security measures, but the first against a social networking service.

"Artificialities introduced in the laboratory environment, when left unexplained, only add confusion to the issue and may result in faulty or inadequate measures being put into place should a spill event occur in the future," the trade association said in a written statement to VICE News.

While these differences may reflect a faulty comparison between measures of individual satisfaction and overall health system performance (Murray et al. 2001), there is some evidence of a gulf between lay and expert views on health and health care (Blendon et al. 1993).

There was not a word on the faulty devices that measure pollution levels.

Ms. Gasaway's experience with a faulty access-control measure on a CD-ROM database helped persuade the Library of Congress to recommend the exception for malfunctioning technology.