Sentence examples for made-up data from inspiring English sources

If the battle reaches the Supreme Court, there's presumably little chance that Justice Kennedy would sign off on requiring doctors to read a script of made-up data posing as facts.

Memopol II by Estonian artist Timo Toots scans identification document such as a national ID-card or passport and collects all the personal data that's available on the internet, adding some made-up data of its own for good measure.

The most notable flat out scientific fraud in recent years was that of Jan Hendrik Schon, who made up data about single molecule semiconductors.

One, Dr. J. Hendrik Schön of Bell Labs, was fired, and more than a dozen published papers were retracted after a panel found that he had made up data on the properties on superconductivity and organic electronics.

The court says Penkowa not only made up data for her 2003 thesis, but later fabricated even more data to cover her tracks.

The case seems certain to further undermine confidence in social psychology, a field struggling to show that its findings are reproducible, and comes while the Dutch academic world is still recovering from the affair involving social psychologist Diederik Stapel, who made up data for dozens of papers according to investigative panels.

In November of 2011, 2 months after the Stapel affair broke, Erasmus MC, a hospital affiliated with the university, fired cardiologist Don Poldermans, the author of more than 600 publications, after an investigation revealed that he had made up data, did not have written consent from some patients included in studies, and submitted two reports to meetings based on data he knew to be unreliable.

(Both groups were given made up data).

The transmitted signal is made-up of data and pilot components.

In all examples the made up data-sets were produced "by hand".

Correlation coefficients of the 34 made up data-sets ranged from -0.097 to 0.996 (mean = 0.33, SD = 0.33).