Sentence examples for wrong analyses from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, if I deliver the wrong analyses and my collaborators publish them, there will be huge consequences for me.

-- but in the long run it would cost me a lot more not to correct the error and hand the wrong analyses to our collaborators.

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.

Britain and other rich countries claimed that the figures were wrong, despite other analyses agreeing with them.

On Thursday afternoon, the Democratic National Committee engaged once again, issuing a memo arguing that political pundits got their analyses wrong when they deemed the final result a win for the Republicans.

Therefore in an attempt to understand what went wrong, we have analysed the major factors that may have contributed to this poor response by the public to the immunization programme.

It is equally unjustified to retort that all gloom-and-doom analyses are wrong because gloom-and-doom analyses have been wrong in the past.

Although four different sets of the reference bCSs resulted in slightly different and wrong assignments during the RASPnmr analyses, the analyses resulted in almost identical and correct auto-assignments.

The early voting analyses were wrong, too: most of them said that Trump was too far behind in Florida to win that pivotal state.

"I suspect, but obviously I do not know their real motivations, based on their very unbalanced criticism that both Prof. Sanders and Dr Dangour simply do not want to admit that the conclusion of their analyses were wrong".

Based on their systematic investigation of Ricardo's work, Kurz and Salvadori (2009) point out that although the Hotelling rule is not elaborated upon by Ricardo, it does not necessarily mean that Ricardo's analyses are wrong, incomplete, or insufficient.