Sentence examples for misrepresentations of the study from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the EPA cancelled the study on 8 April 2005, citing problems created by misrepresentations of the study and the ensuing controversy.

Whether the reported improvement was due to the timing of initiation of RRT, the dose, or misrepresentation of the study population is an unanswered question.

Such abstraction should not involve explicit misrepresentation of the phenomenon under study and the omitted features should be irrelevant for the task at hand.

The first aspect to consider is whether a move in abstraction along a system network amounts to the omission of information, without the explicit misrepresentation of the phenomenon under study.

This means that selection bias can cause a misrepresentation of the population within the study sample, and therefore potentially render results and findings invalid, as they do not represent the results that would have been found in the wider population.

The scam relies on the continuous regurgitation of long-ago-exposed phony "research" and blatantly dishonest misrepresentations of genuine studies, which in turn help sustain the myths that created it.

Finally, Burns et al. (2015) include several misrepresentations of the scientific literature.

Evidence from yeast indicates that phylogenies based on paralogous genes with asymmetric divergence are misrepresentations of the organismal phylogeny [ 10].

Third, this blog post argument is a misrepresentation of our study.

The following quote from the paper sums up our feelings about the critique's treatment of our research: Tol's (2016) conflation of unrepresentative non-expert sub-samples and samples of climate experts is a misrepresentation of the results of previous studies, including those published by a number of coauthors of this paper.

Ornithologist Alan Feduccia of the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, for one, flatly dismisses the study as "a gross misrepresentation of the fossil record".