Sentence examples for poor quality correct from inspiring English sources

Counter-intuitively, given earlier work on information use by animals (Ward & Zahavi 1973), we have also found that when personal information is of poor quality (correct less than half the time), it is better for individuals to avoid using pooled information.

Irrespective of the origins of the poor-quality antimalarials and antibiotics, it is notable that DRAs suspicions that the collected medicines were poor quality were correct for some 1/3 of samples.

This text was of poor quality, and later editions corrected it, bringing it more in line with Shakespeare's original.

The QC metrics always flagged the fifth plate as being of poor quality, which was not correct based on the QC scores observed from using raw data for the same screens.

Known jumps were corrected for and some poor quality data were eliminated manually.

This is not merely a matter of whether the sample size can be recalculated, since the calculation can be correct mathematically but still be of poor quality if the assumptions used have not been suitably researched and qualified.

If this is not the case or a substructure model is not entirely correct, the search results will be of poor quality and of very limited predictive value.

Spots of poor quality identified through the image analysis were removed followed by adjustment of the background corrected Cy3 and Cy5 intensities by a pin-based lowess-fit normalization algorithm.

Likely explanations include poor quality of the transcript libraries used to perform the inference, sequencing library preparation biases not corrected for by the algorithms, and possible inaccuracies in qPCR estimates.

Each gene expression array was individually background corrected and normalized using robust multichip averaging; no arrays were identified as having poor quality.

It had a whole different set of challenges, including a limited window of data (seven minutes!), poor quality footage, an untested methodology and a series of assumptions that may or may not have been correct.