Sentence examples for inaccurate investigation from inspiring English sources

This is especially shocking because after a similarly overwrought and inaccurate "investigation" of disability aired on National Public Radio in March, numerous experts came forth to set the record straight.

Initial misdiagnosis, inadequate examination and inaccurate investigations increased practitioner delay.

However, non-recognition of symptom severity, symptom denial, having a regular general practitioner prior to receiving a cancer diagnosis, physician communication styles, receiving an initial alternate diagnosis, misdiagnosis, inadequate examination and inaccurate investigations all influence diagnostic delay.

The normally virtuous environmentalist revealed how corrupting Twitter can be when he led speculation into Lord McAlpine's private life after an inaccurate Newsnight investigation.

If they are inaccurate, then the investigation becomes much more complicated because efforts to track the money will have to rely on outside sources of information, like bank records and documents from other brokerage firms that traded with the firm.

The epidemic hasn't ceased, due to a lack of enforcement and inaccurate data, a Baltimore Sun investigation discovered.

Some of these violations took the form of exigent letters, which do not exist anywhere in the law, but according to the Inspector General's investigation, "contained inaccurate statements, circumvented the requirements of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act NSL statute, and violated Attorney General Guidelines and internal FBI policy".

Inaccurate diagnosis and inappropriate investigation and management of chronic cough in children are not uncommon [ 17].

Thus it is concerning that we found nearly 20% of follow-up instructions regarding investigations were inaccurate.

The accuracy of drug advertisements in medical journals and direct-to consumer advertisements in relation to cited scientific material has been addressed by various investigations and inaccurate or misleading claims in drug advertisements have been identified [ 7- 16].

Despite the obvious problems, Judge Conley denied the mistrial motion and ruled that White had not lied under oath, but instead had simply conducted a sloppy investigation and written inaccurate police reports.