Sentence examples for flawed metric from inspiring English sources
The awards are a perennially flawed metric for honoring popular music because the winners invariably conform to the biases of older voters who are well past their prime in the industry, Jon Caramanica gripes.
On Twitter, an easy (if flawed) metric for quantification of popularity, Robson's follower count of over 59,000 is 18th among active professional tennis players and sixth among the women, ahead of top 10 players like Mardy Fish and Victoria Azarenka.
Yet the SEC still aims to measure CEO performance by this deeply flawed metric, which only fools us into thinking that the obscene compensation of many of today's CEOs is rational.
Lynn, a strong proponent of the Bell Curve -- a flawed metric beautifully dismantled in the groundbreaking work The Mismeasure of Man -- is known for his studies on intelligence and its relation to the size of the human head.
They are dead set on imposing a business model on our pedagogical practices... Bashing unions, demanding the end of tenure, collective bargaining, seniority, and headstrong pushing the cheap and deeply flawed metric as The only valid measure of academic achievement.
Every Web metric is flawed, but some are more flawed than others.
By Nicholas Thompson December 30, 2014 Every Web metric is flawed, but some are more flawed than others.
Significant issues that should be addressed: The Rsym values are high, but as noted by the authors this widely used metric is flawed whereas the more reasonable Rpim and CC1/2 values support the crystallographic analysis.
By every standard metric, it is gravely flawed.
While the assiduity of Castleberry et al in compiling and analysing this huge data assemblage is commendable, regrettably, their conclusion that population CT screening is more cost-effective than symptomatic tumour identification at improving lung cancer (LC) outcomes is based on three demonstrably flawed premises: Survival is a valid metric of LC screening efficacy.
Hence, direct comparisons with putatively naturally selected metric traits (such as tarsus length) are flawed.
