Sentence examples for misreporting of data from inspiring English sources

I am deeply saddened and appalled at the misreporting of data by a small number of employees on the contract.

"If you start taking data points out, that is highly problematic and that amounts to misreporting of data," Barbour says.

A more serious problem is indicated by the fact that the threat of performance points that result in salary deductions may bring about the misreporting of data.

Still, from the decision making perspective, identification and further investigation of such outliers is of interest, because they may represent farms with particular epidemiological conditions that truly increase the risk for the disease, or, alternatively, misreporting of data related with disease identification.

Many participants were excluded due to incomplete dietary information and misreporting of dietary data, and therefore generalizability of the findings may be limited.

There is no direct evidence of illegal whaling in the North Pacific, although the acknowledged misreporting of whaling data by the Soviet Union means that catch data are not entirely reliable.

But in the end, it prescribed the kind of changes the fund says it is already pursuing: more disclosure about the financial state of member countries, more involvement of the private sector in international bailouts, a crackdown on the kind of misreporting of financial data that took the I.M.F. by surprise in its dealings with Russia.

York said its error resulted from excluding "special admissions" students, or pupils with lower-than-average SAT scores but high achievement in tough high school classes, according to Inside Higher Ed. "U.S. News will continue to handle each case of data misreporting on an individual basis," Morse wrote.

This crossover phenomenon was challenged due to concerns that vital statistics data reflect systematic misreporting of age among elderly African Americans (Coale & Kisker, 1986; Preston et al., 1996).

In the areas where allegations where substantiated – such as surrounding the failure to undertake working with children checks on Christmas Island and police checks on Manus Island and deliberately misreporting incident data – the department has blocked release of information.

The quality of data on postnatal care is subject to women's misreport.