Sentence examples for of questionable data from inspiring English sources

The admission doesn't come as a surprise to many, but it's rare for this type of questionable data collection tactic to be acknowledged publicly.

We've already seen small examples of questionable data use, such as Target recognizing a teenager was pregnant before her family knew.

Also, the use of questionnaires based on women self-report use of FA or multivitamins could lead to the collection of questionable data and it is associated with recall bias.

Based on considerate filtration and exclusions of questionable data, the manuscript concluded that precise intron losses are the major type of intron loss and imprecise intron losses are not so rare as previously reported.

Thus, when we carried out the re-analysis using the data in the original study by Gage and Freckleton (with the exclusion of questionable data from only 5 out of 83 species) and a well-resolved phylogeny, we found strong positive associations between relative testes size and all sperm components.

The evidence, albeit based on questionable data, of relegation in the international standards league table is of concern, but by far the greatest weakness of our system – huge class-related inequalities in outcome – is much more to do with factors outside school (economic inequality and the effect of parental choices) than inside.

With the prediction model provided by the trained classifier, an outlier detection algorithm is devised to classify and locate the problems of PV modules through calculating the average value of the questionable data.

Airbnb and Uber pitched the "sharing economy" as a key antidote to wage stagnation and inequality at the Democratic national convention with a campaign that critics say reflects the technology corporations' pattern of deploying questionable data in its political battles.

The SACCC performs periodic quality control audits on the database and generates reports that are sent to the centers for the resolution of any questionable data entries.

Despite his generally insightful reporting on Vatican affairs, Allen has not only done a disservice to Christians around the globe suffering real repression and persecution but has dangerously fanned the flames of religious conflict by calling upon Christians to resist a fictitious war that exists only on the pages of his book and in the questionable data of certain Christian organizations.

Meetings were not scheduled regularly but took place in the case of unexpected problems or questionable data.