Criticism focuses on the major problems such as faulty calibration, impact of rate heterogeneity among lineages, and "time dependency of molecular rates" [ 73, 75- 77].
The group will look into the policies of the panel on climate change that contributed to errors in a recent report, including a faulty estimate of the rate of melting of the Himalayan glaciers.
They perceive global imbalances to be the result of faulty fiscal, monetary, exchange-rate and structural policies of the countries contributing to them.
The assumption of temperature/concentration being center-symmetric in solid particles in packed beds was found to be faulty at low flow rate.
It was found that, as expected, phase distribution in the catalyst bed had a substantial impact on production rate; a faulty feed distribution system can cost approximately 20% in overall steady-state product conversion.
The son of a Georgia sharecropper and a maid, Harvard worked for Ford Motor Co., where he invented a machine that inspected piston pins and rejected faulty ones at the rate of 1,500 an hour.
Zhou also mocked our porous accounting system, our inept credit rating agencies and faulty regulation of "too big to fail" U.S. banks.
Common figures of merit for detection are the false normal rate (FN), being the ratio of faulty periods identified as normal; false alarm rate (FA), the percentage of normal periods identified as faulty; and the inconclusive rate (IN), or the percentage of periods where there is no UE RSS measurements in the considered AOI and no detection is performed.
The court checked 180 transactions from the cohesion funds and found that three out of five were faulty, with an overall error rate of 6%, meaning that more than €2bn may have been squandered, mismanaged, or fiddled.
But Mario Ferrari of Unicef warns that "we should not sing victory at the moment".For one thing, the 2002 study may have been faulty, so Angola's HIV rate may not really be dropping.
