Others, like Pew, made one-time adjustments because they understood that their data might be flawed or unrepresentative.
Despite some key people in central office admitting that the underlying data used in the formula might be flawed, they claimed it was a minor issue, and one they couldn't fix since they didn't know the truthful rate of who qualified for free-and-reduced lunch.
Therefore, we feel that the results obtained by the authors might be flawed by the inappropriate processing of the specimens.
Despite her rebuttals, the criticisms of Selma got considerable coverage and left the impression that its accuracy might be flawed.
However, the perceptions of the RMCs regarding seagrasses and logging might be flawed.
However, in heterogeneous networks the assumption that a packet loss always indicates an appearance of congestion might be flawed.
It was one of the many news outlets that sought access to the Teacher Data Reports last year, but after internal deliberations, determined that they would not publish the raw database because "the data were flawed, that the public might easily be misled by the ratings, and that no amount of context would justify attaching teachers' names to the statistics".
When the data set is flawed, the prediction will be wrong.
"We know that the data has been flawed and has been wrong," Englander told The Times.
Due to the play of chance, our results might therefore be flawed.
"The data is flawed, so they'll be sharing school districts with flawed data," Walden said.
