Sentence examples for wrong data from inspiring English sources

Biderman, the company's chief executive, wrote in the section on what he would hate to see go wrong: "Data exfiltration [stealing], confidentiality of the data.

They can be based on the wrong data.

Pump manufacturers say that most problems occur when a nurse or health care worker enters the wrong data accidentally.

Our chart on German politics ("The Merkel effect", August 24th) showed wrong data for the FDP and The Left.

"The E.C.B.'s behavior over the last six months makes them look slow, almost as if they are looking at the wrong data," she said.

Noel Biderman, the company's chief executive, wrote in the section on what he would hate to see go wrong: "Data exfiltration, confidentiality of the data.

In many cases, however, groups built up from co-functional or co-regulated genes are small and contain wrong information (data contamination) so that the statistics is poorly exploitable.

A mistake could cause the user lose data or wrong information.

But a mistake by the Facebook engineers gave them the wrong setup data – which meant that they deluged the central system with requests for the correct data.

"I guess he's gotten the wrong technical data from his staff," he said.

If things go badly wrong, crucial data about the climate could be lost.It is not for want of foresight.