Sentence examples for flawed statistics from inspiring English sources

Flawed statistics on portfolio flows make it hard to tell how much it has done so, but institutional investors polled by J.P. Morgan, an American bank, planned to increase their holdings of foreign securities by more than 50% this year.

But they needn't rest the case on flawed statistics.

He argues that bigger estimates are an illusion based on flawed statistics.

They asserted that the judge, Robert E. Francis, a former prosecutor, had been led astray by flawed statistics.

David Layton was actually quoting the flawed statistics which had been exposed by me three months before in a meeting with Ted Heath.

"When people use flawed statistics, and have a voice as is the case here, they neglect the complexity of issues, and make it seem like there are valid statistics, which is not the case," said Anim van Wyk, editor-in-chief of Africa Check.

At the outset, one could reasonably object that this premise is itself flawed since statistics on incidents of rape are notoriously unreliable in both countries (the proportion of cases that goes unreported is unknown), and what data we do have shows that the numbers in both countries are actually comparable.

A21 BUSINESS DAY C1-21, 24 Missed Signals of Tire Flaws Statistics from a widely used federal database show that fatal accidents involving Ford Explorers were almost three times as likely to be tire-related than fatalities involving other sport utility vehicles.

A flaw statistics analysis is here developed to account for systematic differences between experimentally observed and theoretically predicted critical loads for the initiation of contact-induced radial cracks in brittle coatings on compliant substrates.

State officials described the Morning News study as flawed, citing other statistics in denying that the agency practiced racial profiling.

The inconsistent results may partly be flawed by applying statistics assuming scaling properties on the ordinal measurement PSOCQ [ 35].