In addition, several studies have had substantial methodologic inadequacies for instance, one study that found apparently increased risks for many different cancers used more sources of exposure information for cancer cases than for noncancer subjects and was analyzed improperly (Szmigielski et al. 2001).
In many cases rape kits are sloppily or improperly handled, and thus prove useless even after they are analyzed.
That DNA sequences for the nominal outgroup, the confamilial Nitrosarcheum sp. was grouped within the lower branch for Nitrosopumilus species was unexpected, and can be explained by: (1) too little sequence having been analyzed to resolve true phylogenetic relationships, or (2) improperly resolved taxonomy having been incorporated into the archived database.
Her wardrobe was analyzed and re-analyzed.
Finally, plots of the performances of the analyzed algorithm for different levels of uncertainty are obtained, enabling a clear evaluation of the risks connected with designing excitation signals for damage detection, when the parameters that dictate system behavior (e.g. stiffness, mass) are poorly characterized or improperly modeled.
This implies that visible iPSC colonies, which can be used for aggregation experiments to analyze ICM contribution, contain substantial numbers of improperly reprogrammed cells due to higher proliferation potential than properly reprogrammed cells.
Impath, which analyzes cancer tests for doctors, is investigating whether it improperly overstated money owed by customers.
Under the terms of the 2011 consent order, 14 banks had to hire independent consultants to analyze millions of loan records to spot any instances in which the banks might have improperly charged fees, denied loan modifications or wrongfully seized homes from borrowers current on their payments or making reduced monthly payments.
In analyzing the asserted claims, the Court found that the lower district court, which had ruled the claims patent‑ineligible, improperly distilled the claims down to the fundamental concept of using an intermediary to facilitate a simultaneous exchange of obligations to minimize risk.
