The Gallup tracking poll is just one survey out of many, and, for whatever reason — sampling error, faulty weighting, an overly tight definition of "likely voter" — its findings might not be reliable.
2. Also, different study sample sizes are incorporated into the POR model without faulty bias-introducing weighting schemes, as shown by Mosteller & Chalmers [ 25].
The case-control study by Sahl et al. (1995) was based on a very small number of clinic-based cases of BCC (less than 50), and thus it was limited in power, susceptible to selection bias due to non-representative cases and controls and to faulty recall of past weight and height measurements.
But if the risk weights are faulty, and TBTF Finance racks up crippling losses, the lender may burn through all its capital and fail.
In November 2008, the National Transportation Safety Board determined there had been several reasons for the bridge's collapse, including (but not limited to): faulty gusset plates, inadequate inspections, and the extra weight of heavy construction equipment combined with the weight of rush hour traffic.
The finding adds weight to a theory that APOC3 and faulty LDL receptors together play a key role in the elevated lipid levels seen in FCHL, Tall says.
However, in the classical training approach for open node fault and open weight fault, we should consider many potential faulty networks.
"We have to keep in mind that adequate nutrition is more critical in early infancy than at any other time in life because of the infant's high nutritional requirements in relation to body weight and the influence of proper or faulty nutrition during the first months on future health and development.
