Sentence examples for flawed methodology from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, I think that his loyalties have switched and that he now thinks his mission is to persuade people to take awards under a horribly flawed methodology, severely undercompensating the families but saving the government millions".

One of the problems with "The Right Nation" was that the authors selected information and examples that supported their thesis, while ignoring or diminishing data that contradicted it, and they employ a similarly flawed methodology in "God Is Back".

The NFL also took issue with what it called "deeply flawed methodology," criticizing the report for relying too heavily on the 10 current NFL players and three former players who were interviewed by researchers.

These baffling conclusions reveal a deeply flawed methodology.

These, however, are legitimate military objectives in spite of their very real humanitarian costs". These baffling conclusions reveal a deeply flawed methodology.

In a paper published by the journal of Theoretical and Applied Climatology in November 2016, a group of researchers at Texas Tech University examined 38 papers that denied human-caused climate change and found them all to contain flawed methodology.

Critics of the studies say they are based on faulty premises, insufficient data and flawed methodologies.

3. Some studies have flawed methodologies, for example, surveys with loaded questions that lead the respondent to answer in a particular way.

Some medical experts have also questioned recent studies about the negative impact of regulations, calling the reviews flawed in methodology.

The American Petroleum Institute, an industry group, disputed those numbers, saying the EPA used a "flawed new methodology" this year to tally methane emissions for 2014.

"At its core lay flawed science, dubious methodology and wishful thinking," Hooper writes.