Users of these faulty instruments then fudge this flawed data.
Critics say that ratings are often based on flawed data.
Could their faith in the treatment be based on flawed data?
Drawing firm conclusions from flawed data is not easy, but the inquiry has moved an impressive distance.
The astounding article about how the government knew of flawed data concerning the Iraqi aluminum tubes shows the difference between the Bush administration and those that preceded it.
Verizon's union has charged that the company used flawed data to help persuade state regulators to grant it a rate increase.
This presents a challenge to dietitians nutritionists, and statisticians both for the design of surveys and the handling of flawed data.
This plug-and-play mentality can be costly, hiding messy results in nice packaging that builds dangerously unfounded confidence in flawed data, skills and strategies.
Long queues, flawed data and problems dealing with paper documents are exactly the sorts of issue that digital government is supposed to avoid.
More broadly, opponents of the new law say that while nobody wants the government to issue flawed data, the new process could undermine valid regulations and stifle government efforts to convey information on issues like climate change and cancer risks.
Kelley A. Brennan Beverly, Mass., Oct. 3, 2004 To the Editor: The astounding article about how the government knew of flawed data concerning the Iraqi aluminum tubes shows the difference between the Bush administration and those that preceded it.
