He's called most elections correctly, but he's also got some wrong, notably 1992, when he predicted a Republican victory, and 2000, when he said that the Democrats would win.
There have been steps in the wrong direction, notably America's steel tariffs and extra farm subsidies, and the European Union's decision to shy away from cutting its big, trade-distorting common agricultural policy.
But there are many don't-knows and waverers, and special interests that can be rubbed the wrong way; notably the farmers, especially in Poland.Still, the road ahead, albeit potholed, is now open.
However, the potential collinearity between many of these characteristics can induce some problems in the estimation of (beta ), notably the appearance of "wrong" signs or parameter instability.
Despite the Fraser disclaimer, this confounding of data series creates artefacts and may lead to wrong interpretations, notably identifying 2002 as a year of important reforms, which was not the case (see, for example, a discussion between Bernal-Verdugo et al. 2013 and Aleksynska 2015a .13.
Responding to Mr Cameron's latest comments, a spokesman for First Minster Carwyn Jones said: "These criticisms, though wrong, are notably low-key when you compare them to the slightly hysterical comments we've heard from the prime minister in the past.
The immorality and stupidity of pacifism is something that even brilliant men can get wrong, most notably Albert Einstein.
The insertion of a wrong nucleotide, notably dAMP or dTMP, is accomplished by pol η or less frequently by pol ι.
He persistently seems to follow the wrong track, notably because he and Franklin are on "different wavelengths" (p. 201), hoping for the other to leave the department, or even the field, and therefore failing to notice something (the double helical structure) which, in retrospect, seems "obvious" (p. 220).
