Sentences with phrase «deeply flawed work»

And that criticism, from many scientists who feel that Soon and Baliunas produced deeply flawed work, has been unusually strident.

And that criticism, from many scientists who feel that Soon and Baliunas produced deeply flawed work, has been unusually strident.

Not exact matches

In that sense, Hannah Arendt was one of many Jewish, Christian, and nonreligious intellectuals» of whom there were many, if not a majority, in Germany» as well as working people, whose spirit was dulled by memories of a deeply flawed national ambition and shattered personal expectations.

That publisher hype can elevate a work of deeply flawed scholarship to the bestseller list is a serious threat to responsible scholarship.

The societal narrative is that something must be wrong with you if you can't make your marriage work — you're not committed enough, you're not willing to do the hard work, you're deeply flawed or incredibly selfish, etc. — instead of acknowledging that, hey, sometimes people make mistakes.

Similarly, James Weill, president of Food Research & Action Center, a leading anti-hunger group, referred to the bill in a press release as «ill conceived» and «deeply flawed,» while Margo Wootan, Nutrition Policy director for the Center for Science in the Public Interest, stated that the bill «would roll back key progress that schools, health advocates, and the Administration have worked so hard to achieve over the last six years.»

«The proposals represent a blunt attack on freedom of speech, based upon a deeply flawed understanding of how the internet works,» director Nick Pickles said.

But soon it will run into real problems: the trials in Iraq will likely finish before the team even starts its work, and the UN will rightly be unable to hand evidence they gather over to Iraqi courts because of their deeply flawed trials and use of the death penalty.

Mychajliw and his campaign responded by saying that such records are deeply flawed «fake facts» and show a basic lack of understanding about how such mechanisms are easily bypassed, as well as noting legitimate work as comptroller takes him out into the community.

«The leader of HHS will be at the tip of the spear, working to not only right the wrongs of this deeply flawed [Affordable Care Act] law, but also ensure the long - term sustainability of both Medicare and Medicaid,» Hatch said in a press release.

But many scientists are unswayed, saying that the work is methodologically flawed and deeply misleading.

Outraged voices within the mainstream scientific community quickly answered, however, that Lomborgs work was deeply flawed.

But self - reliance is so deeply ingrained in us that it pervades our work lives, our relationships and our health choices, so it is a real challenge to accept that it might sometimes be a character flaw.

It's a beautifully brutal work that pulls zero punches, gives zero damns, and willfully mucks around in the muddy moral waters that comprise war, far removed from flag - waving but maintaining serious pride in its deeply flawed leads.

While his latest is deeply flawed, like Burton's movie, one can see the reasons that the director got into filmmaking in the first place again in their latest work.

In 1958, Walter Kolesnik showed that the research that allegedly «exploded» mental discipline (as advanced by Thorndike and others) was deeply flawed, but his work was ignored by progressive educators.

«While schools are working really hard to understand the new expectations and maintain a rounded and balanced school experience for every child, teachers identify that the pressures from this deeply flawed assessment system are making this much harder.»

In Stein's telling, he does emerge as a kind of flawed and accidental holy man — a bungling missionary, set against an increasingly money - bloated art culture, who believed deeply in the work artists do.

However, it is not foolproof — a deeply flawed paper can end up being published under a number of different potential circumstances: (i) the work is submitted to a journal outside the relevant field (e.g. a paper on paleoclimate submitted to a social science journal) where the reviewers are likely to be chosen from a pool of individuals lacking the expertise to properly review the paper, (ii) too few or too unqualified a set of reviewers are chosen by the editor, (iii) the reviewers or editor (or both) have agendas, and overlook flaws that invalidate the paper's conclusions, and (iv) the journal may process and publish so many papers that individual manuscripts occasionally do not get the editorial attention they deserve.

More than a dozen climate experts, including professors at the most prestigious universities in the world and scientists who worked with the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), also told The New American in recent months that the global warming models were deeply flawed at best.

Thanks to the work of a Canadian statistician, Stephen McIntyre, and others, this graph is now known to be deeply flawed.

The company's post-operational survey work is deeply flawed too, the author says, and refers to work done at Wolfe Island, which is now known as a wind power project with one of the highest kill rates for birds in North America.

In equating disagreement with lack of integrity, he offers a prime example of what is broken in the climate debate, with folks on both sides working from an assumption that their opponents have deeply flawed, even evil motives.

Despite being a deeply flawed paper which drew conclusions which were contrary to what their work actually showed, Marotzke & Forster 2015 may be informative.