Sentence examples for flawed conclusions from inspiring English sources

When flawed, conclusions drawn from such an evaluation will also be flawed.

However, it misses four important points and therefore draws flawed conclusions.

Beneficial means that for a given ecological question and dataset, applying the new or modified method provides clearer results and avoids drawing flawed conclusions.

And policies built on flawed conclusions could do more harm than good.

Conditions for equitable evaluations are outlined in order to avoid biased design, inappropriate interpretations and flawed conclusions.

But even when comparisons are tried within the same city, great care has to be taken to avoid flawed conclusions.

BSkyB believes the modelling is flawed and that conclusions such as that it could benefit by up to £600m over five years is "fanciful".

The number of women on the treatment plunged by about half after the Million Women Study said they ran twice the risk of developing breast cancer, although later research suggested the research had been flawed and its conclusions "unreliable".

Although Mr. Todd's death in June was ruled by Singapore's police force to be a suicide by hanging, a report last month in The Financial Times suggested that the investigation was flawed and its conclusions suspect.

The Sunday Times story was widely followed up across the world, and, in the wake of the discovery of a high-profile blunder by the IPCC over the likely melting of Himalayan glaciers, helped fuel claims that the IPCC was flawed and its conclusions unreliable.

Although the reanalyses didn't always mean the original research was flawed, the altered conclusions indicate a greater need for the sharing of clinical trial data, he says.