Sentence examples for of flawed data from inspiring English sources

The astounding article about how the government knew of flawed data concerning the Iraqi aluminum tubes shows the difference between the Bush administration and those that preceded it.

This presents a challenge to dietitians nutritionists, and statisticians both for the design of surveys and the handling of flawed data.

Kelley A. Brennan Beverly, Mass., Oct. 3, 2004 To the Editor: The astounding article about how the government knew of flawed data concerning the Iraqi aluminum tubes shows the difference between the Bush administration and those that preceded it.

Other ballots were deleted because of flawed data and were not rescanned by poll workers, an independent committee found.

Other ballots were deleted because of flawed data and, owing to human error, were not rescanned, the committee found.

Nevertheless, what should be made of the relatively low-recorded instances of psychological casualties in the Civil War? Was it a result of flawed data collection or analysis?

We need to shift federal resources toward supporting teachers' expertise with assessment and feedback about everyday classwork and away from over-testing students and punishment of their teachers based on flawed data.

Compounding the errors, Clinton's team conducted no state polls in the final three weeks of the campaign, relying instead on flawed data analytics to predict turnout and the vote.

The aim of the 41MP sensor is to oversample the image; the actual size of pictures taken on the 808 is about 5MP, but each pixel can be determined from the information provided by the redundant pixels, thus eliminating much of the flawed data.

Our analysis shows that the results of a CBA are based on several value-judgements linked to the standpoint of the analyst; the non-comparability of interpersonal utility; flawed data from willingness-to-pay/willingness-to-accept methods; the arbitrariness of social discount rates; and the status-quo bias of the Pareto efficiency and Kaldor Hicks principles.

Given the difficulties of evaluating DOTS globally based on non-empirical estimates of its performance or flawed data, a limited number of studies have examined performance at country level.[27] [30] These have shown mixed results, and those showing positive impact are weakened by methodological problems.