It was under his watch, that some of the final touches were put to a misguided plan that, by some estimates, has caused over 1 million deaths.
But critics say removing the stacks that researchers favor for their easy access to material is misguided and that the financial estimates Mr. Marx has put forward are vague and optimistic.
The effect of model underfit (with some causal variables excluded as covariates) or misfit (with covariates encompassing only noncausal variables), on the other hand, leads to not only erroneous estimated coefficients, but a misguided confidence, represented by large t-values, that the estimated coefficients are significant.
These critics regarded Mr Seifert's move as expensive and misguided empire-building while dismissing his estimates of cost savings and "synergies" from the takeover.
The confidence placed in policy prescriptions is particularly misguided given the heavy use of estimates and fudge factors while compiling government statistics.
The news of JPMorgan Chase's estimated $2 billion loss stemming from a misguided hedging strategy in the bank's chief investment office has set off a spring-loaded schadenfreude cannon among the industry's critics.
But corruption and misguided economic policies precipitated a crisis, and in 1983 1985 an estimated two million low-skilled West Africans were deported from Nigeria, including over one million Ghanaians (Van Hear, 1998, p. 73 74).
Most teens are born into a society where many become lost and misguided very easily with influences, thinking way to much, under-estimating themselves, etc. Follow your bliss and enjoy.
Not to mention our misguided, unfounded, and tremendously damaging war in Iraq -- a war that is estimated to have taken the lives of over 66,000 Iraqi civilians.
