In its letter NGO Monitor also accuses Human Rights Watch of singling out Israel for condemnation and of using unreliable methodology.
But scholars at the Brookings Institution and elsewhere have attacked the Tulsa and Boston studies for their supposedly unreliable methodology.
Unfortunately, this unreliable methodology turns the pivotal exercise of internal talent identification into a popularity contest whereby politically astute employees who manage up and take credit for others' achievements are more likely to emerge as high potentials — though they more faux po's than hipo's.
Finally, as explained supra p. 11, any changes in the statistical significance findings – both increases and the 23 decreases which Defendants do not mention – are the proper result of a better specified test, and therefore, do not suggest any bias or otherwise unreliable methodology.
It comes from an organization with a history of producing dubious claims and "studies" about the threat of shariah, and was administered using an unreliable methodology.
25 However, this report attracted widespread criticism for using an unreliable methodology.
The reason is that due to highly underdetermined nature of our problem, subsampling of the input data sample could possibly lead to an unreliable inference methodology.
The company, once valued at $9 billion, is shifting its focus to a portable 'lab on chip' virus-detection box after its blood-testing business, once labeled revolutionary, came under repeated fire for unreliable results, questionable methodology and inadequately trained staff.
But the United Federation of Teachers filed suit to block the move on Thursday, calling the ratings unreliable and the methodology used to calculate them unproven.
Very few people have even read the DEIS, but among those who have are an independent economist hired by the citizens' group Rockland Water Coalition, who found it riddled with gaps, questionable methodologies and unreliable cost estimates.
