Sentence examples for flawed estimate from inspiring English sources

The flawed estimate raises more questions about the panel's vetting procedures than it does about the melting of Himalayan glaciers, which most scientists believe is a major problem.

Senator John D. Rockefeller IV of West Virginia, the Democratic chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, called it "puzzling" and "disturbing" that intelligence agencies in 2005 could produce a flawed estimate so soon after what he called the Iraq "debacle".

As the SW2P simulations demonstrate, principled estimates of contact strength or duration can lead to apparently excellent agreement with ground-truth scenarios; however, this was based on a flawed estimate of the actual contact data.

In a call with reporters, Atlas and other committee members declined to say whether the 70% risk over 50 years—however flawed that estimate may be is acceptable.

The proposed models relate in a simple fashion the conditional individual probability of failure characterising a single flaw (estimated by a Monte Carlo simulation) to the probability of failure characterising a population of flaws.

The case control design has been shown to provide severely flawed results when estimating the effect of mammography screening programmes, with specific reference to the 1984 study of Nijmegen (Janzon and Andersson, 1991).

However, we find that first finding the optimal rotation parameters and keeping it fixed, as described in [33] leads to errors in subsequent optimization steps when the rotation estimate is flawed.

While deeply flawed, it saved an estimated 1.5 million jobs.

Dr. Mora and his colleagues believed that all of these estimates were flawed in one way or another.

The problem with animal research is highlighted by a second team from McGill University in Montreal which found that flawed animal studies over-estimated the effectiveness of a new kidney cancer drug by up to 45%.

Witton and Habib considered the methods used by researchers who obtained smaller weight estimates equally flawed.