Sentence examples for misleading decisions from inspiring English sources

Why would making Normal assumptions lead us to such extremely misleading decisions in the case of online auction insurance underwriting?

The poor predictions might easily lead to misleading decisions on model validation.

In order to avoid misleading decision solutions in group decision making (GDM) processes, in addition to consensus, which is obviously desirable to guarantee that the group of experts accept the final decision solution, consistency of information should also be sought after.

Clinical heterogeneity can cause substantively important statistical heterogeneity, varying summary effect estimates and associated conclusions, potentially misleading decision makers and other end-users of systematic reviews.

Ignoring this externality could result in biased estimates and marginal effects and thus misleading policy decisions and recommendations.

The identification of these patients' profiles and estimation of their prevalence within TMD symptomatic patients seeking treatment may be useful for the management of patients seeking treatment and for reducing misleading clinical decisions due to the large heterogeneity of TMD diagnostic subgroups.

LCA results that neglect uncertainties have the potential to be highly misleading, since decision-makers are often not qualified to judge when results, especially comparative one, are significantly different from one another.

Likelihood ratios allow the data to speak for themselves, without regard for the probability of observing weak or misleading evidence, and decisions to stop, or continue, a trial can be made at any time, with all of the available information.

"It is absolutely misleading to report on decisions which have not yet been taken," the central bank said in a statement.

The use of such a narrow boundary can lead to misleading results and perverse decisions.

But the comparison is misleading, for that 1973 decision represented the extreme limits of activism.