Sentence examples for improper inference from inspiring English sources
Separating criminal events that occur Friday night and Saturday morning with the threshold of midnight may lead to improper inference regarding changing patterns; Felson and Poulsen (2003) recommend that the criminological day begins at 5 am and Tompson and Townsley (2010) recommend 7 am.
This aspect of research practice includes a) reporting of research findings, b) communication with the media, c) transparency regarding assumptions and uncertainties, d) communications and action plan, e) avoidance of misrepresentations and improper inferences, and f ) psychological impact of research results.
An argument may be fallacious in three ways: in its material content, through a misstatement of the facts; in its wording, through an incorrect use of terms; or in its structure (or form), through the use of an improper process of inference.
At this level of effect size, improper selection of an inference method and running setting of the MCMC chain potentially diminishes the benefit of utilizing SNP information.
Philip Morris, which was identified by the researchers as the "driving force" behind prosmoking actions in Switzerland, denied that "any inferences of improper influences are substantiated" in the report.
If this is the case, the variable estimate (the point estimate of the impact of the treatment on the outcome) will still be unbiased, but estimated SEs may be too small, and lead to an incorrect inference, especially an improper rejection of the null hypothesis in favor of the alternative (type I error).
"We are left with no option but to conclude that the confidentiality of the jury's deliberations must have been breached and we submit the proper inference should be drawn that there must have been improper communication from within the jury room to Nick Griffin and perhaps others".
For his part, Mr. Thompson also emphasized that he was not asserting that Ms. Breathitt had done anything improper, only that he was trying to show how easy it was to draw negative inferences in such situations.
— the Improper Benefits bowl.
