Sentence examples for invalid reports from inspiring English sources

To further improve the effectiveness of bug-bounty programs, we introduce a theoretical model for evaluating approaches for reducing the number of invalid reports.

Among 302 samples from 150 children tested, there were 6/302 (2.0%) Xpert tests with invalid reports and 2/302 (0.7%) contaminated MGIT tests.

Amongst 183 samples from 73 children tested, there were 2 (1.1%) Xpert tests with invalid reports and 3 (1.6%) with error reports ('post-run analysis' for 2 tests, 'operation terminated' for 1 test).

Potential limitations of the interview-based dietary assessment methods in general are underreporting of usual intake and invalid reporting due to memory gaps and social desirability.

Twenty participants (1.0%) with inadequate PA data were excluded from the analysis (18 individuals who did not complete the PA interview and 2 whose average PA time was ≥ 25 h/day and so were considered having provided an invalid report on MESA PA questions), leaving 961 Palestinians and 701 Israelis for this analysis.

Sending an invalid report (reporting a business to be closed when it's still operational) can hurt the establishment's business.

Less than 50% of case subjects identified using the IHS database had diabetes; miscoding was the most common reason for invalid case reports.

FIXED: a fix for the issue was commited to a source code repository and tested; INVALID: the report is not an issue; WONTFIX: the report is an issue, but developers have no intention of resolving it; DUPLICATE: the report is a duplicate of another report; WORKSFORME: developers were unable to reproduce the bug; INCOMPLETE: the report provides insufficient information.

Padma Choling said Sunday that the Panchen Lama picked by the Dalai Lama was illegitimate and invalid, Xinhua reported.

However, bug-bounty programs can be riddled with myriads of invalid vulnerability-report submissions, which are partially the result of misaligned incentives between white hats and organizations.

If Mr Blair is criticised in the report's main text, and Chilcot cannot publish the allied evidence in the way he wants, then the criticism is invalid, the report is pointless, and there will be no lessons for future UK government to learn.