Sentence examples for statistical wrongs from inspiring English sources

And Fernando Alonso still does not have a car good enough to enable him to win a third world title and right one of the greatest statistical wrongs in the sport's history - specifically, not to have more than two titles as testament to his considerable talent.

Wrong queries would lead to wrong statistical conclusions, for example when data from a cohort of patients with different backgrounds are being analysed, or when one seeks an answer from software that was not designed for such query.

If the scientists used the wrong statistical method, you may do just as well believing your horoscope.

Warwick et al. used the wrong statistical procedures to conclude that the AEIM was incrementally valid beyond intelligence and personality traits in predicting various outcomes.

Poorly posed hypotheses, badly planned study protocols, inaccurate data collection and wrong statistical analyses compromise the quality of the final manuscript much more than do writing errors, often irreversibly.

Deficient study designs or wrong statistical treatments of the data could easily lead to false positives of an association.

It is of interest to determine whether genetic parameters are biased if the wrong statistical model is applied.

This approach was severely hampered by relying on sometimes unfounded functional hypotheses as well as by applying wrong statistical assumptions.

It's a messy, complex, statistical system that is wrong a lot," Warren said.

But I also think that the statistical methods can go wrong: all of them rely on a set of assumptions and choices made by the forecaster.

They are also motivated by the belief that those parents who are least equipped to speak out are the mothers and fathers of the children who are most vulnerable — the most likely to have their educations diminished by months of repetitive test prep, most likely to find themselves reduced to the statistical data at the wrong end of the bell curve.