The longer we go without a mandatory long-form census in the future, the more inaccurate the data will become.
That, along with the difficulty of accounting for varying rates of inflation since 2005, meant the PPP data were getting ever more inaccurate: the new data put China's PPP exchange rate 20% higher.
Perhaps a more important effect of the inaccurate data, he added, was that it convinced policymakers to ease off on the stimulus too soon.
But looking at our charts, that segment of the data is even more inaccurate when compared to reality.
For instance, visual or hearing problems may lead to miscomprehension of survey items, and memory impairments may lead to obtaining inaccurate data, especially about more distal events.
Using national cancer registration data with limited access to the hospital notes may be more inaccurate for lymphomas than for solid malignancies (Trent Regional Cancer Registry data).
The measured current data have been found to be more inaccurate than the specified accuracy of the instruments.
Poorly posed hypotheses, badly planned study protocols, inaccurate data collection and wrong statistical analyses compromise the quality of the final manuscript much more than do writing errors, often irreversibly.
But those results are much more inaccurate than DeepFace, which uses techniques from deep learning, a field of artificial intelligence specializing in understanding irregular types of data.
Inaccurate data can also lead to prescriptive blunders.
