Sentence examples for wrong methodology from inspiring English sources

Kane claimed the government study clearing the pollution levels by averaging emissions over 24 hours was "absolutely the wrong methodology".

"Obtaining a biased conclusion using the wrong methodology has inflicted irreparable and serious damage to Taobao and Chinese online businesses".. Alibaba said last month that it had removed 90 million listings for potentially counterfeit goods over the first nine months of 2014, and had spent more than $160m on efforts to protect its customers since 2013.

Beijing responded furiously, accusing the World Bank of using the "wrong methodologies", failing "to reflect facts" and misleading readers.

If consumers feel that big providers are providing detailed personal information about them in the wrong places at the wrong time with the wrong methodologies, then of course that's scary, but that's not what we're doing.

"This is not to say that the authors used any faulty methodology or they did anything wrong in that sense.

In this case, the model would tend to assume that the Boondocks poll is a true outlier and that the result reflects something wrong with their methodology rather than anything informative about the state of the race in Ohio.

He added that the same experiment would not work as a test of natural selection because if no flagella appeared, scientists could always say there was something wrong with the methodology.

A from Patrick: third party data wrong, errors and methodologies.

"Your methodology is wrong".

Pistorius may argue that the methodology is wrong or that the letter of the law was not imposed.

Or does it instead mean there is something wrong with Kohlberg's methodology — some bias in it that permits men to achieve higher moral development scores than women?