The strong influence of informal data sources like patients' previous experience on choice and advice on choice may reflect lack of official information on quality or waiting time or that GPs are suspicious of published data on performance, viewing such data as "spin" [ 29].
I'm as suspicious of such data as I am of Duncan Smith's.
A former Canadian police sergeant who specializes in computer forensic analysis, Mr. Bradley said he first became suspicious of the data after he testified on June 8.
Not surprisingly, some traditional forecasters are suspicious of a data-driven approach.
The debate had George Katona2 as the leading proponent of qualitative attitudinal questions vs. Thomas Juster who did not find them useful in predicting behavior.3 This debate would have left economists suspicious of any expectation data for a while.
The recent history of physics and astronomy is strewn with reports of suspicious data bumps that might be new particles or new planets and — if true — could change the way we think about the world, but then disappear with more data or critical scrutiny.
This resulted in NHS staff tending to be suspicious of requests for information and data, and who then delayed or refrained from providing requested information.
But the CPS said no charges would be brought after it reviewed several strands of evidence, adding that "scrutiny of suspicious call data" had been a significant deciding factor.
I asked if Facebook would scan uploaded user lists and try to match them against a database of suspicious data, but for now it sounds more like Facebook will merely require a written promise.
After stringent mapping and correction of suspicious data, the segregation data belonging to each wheat chromosome were pooled and re-analysed in Carthagene using less stringent grouping thresholds (rec freq = 0.3 LOD = 3).
Steven Andrews, an environmental consultant who has studied Beijing's pollution data since 2006, told Associated Press he was "already a bit suspicious" of Beijing's PM2.5 data.
