Sentence examples for muddled data from inspiring English sources

For example, he rejected all samples containing hematite, because it can form a long time after the rest of the rock, leading to muddled data.

"A sluggish response, a lack of disclosure of official data and muddled information has done nothing to quell our doubts," says Weibo (a microblog) user diamondyangxiaowu.

A few days later, Pusztai was suspended from his post at the Rowett Research Institute in Aberdeen, Scotland, on the grounds that he had muddled up data from several experiments.

The AKT2 primer set produced a river buffalo band of about 90 bp (expected size based on the cattle product) in the clones that were scored positive by gel electrophoresis, while the negative clones exhibited one or more bands other than the target that presumably muddled the qPCR data.

Data interpretation is muddled by the fact that cytotoxic effects of EBRT occur over months or even years and do not affect all PSA-producing benign prostatic tissue.

But an initially noted mathematical pattern became increasingly muddled as astronomers gathered more data.

These types of data handling issues have muddled many areas of genomics and can be ameliorated by giving others data, allowing them to apply a different classifier.

With VictorOps, the company gets a system to alert the operations team when something from that muddle of data actually requires their attention.

African-American and Asian students had below-average participation rates, and while the high pass rate of students who self-identified themselves as "two or more races" muddles the data, it seems likely stereotype threat is impacting participation of students from minority groups.

And when I looked into what's behind the EIA data, I got a muddled story.

2) I felt that the presentation of the correlation data was a bit muddled.