Sentences with phrase «erroneous data»

However, relying on erroneous data to draw sweeping conclusions benefits no one.

So they must have a mechanism in place for correcting erroneous data.

How many papers published have relied on said erroneous data?

This was also said to increase risk exposure, which was the primary concern related to erroneous data entry.

You may not receive prospective job offers if erroneous data is entered there.

In the public sphere, deniers of global warming continued to cite the satellites and other erroneous data; once an idea gets on the internet it can never be removed from circulation.

A program in one hospital writes a large and erroneous data set to the chain, which is a source of inconvenience for the other participants.

If there is evidence that there is erroneous data in the report or other mitigating circumstances, tell them you will re-evaluate the data.

Thus they input erroneous data, simplistic assumptions, personal biases, and political and financial calculations, letting models spew out specious scenarios and phony forecasts: garbage in, garbage out.

Both Google Finance and XE appear to have used erroneous data.

The board benefited from financial assistance it received through state - aid entitlements that were based upon erroneous data.

Judgment: When collecting key accountability data, DC PCSB has always allowed schools to correct erroneous data even if the deadline has passed.

The technicians explanation was that the fuel pressure sensor pump starts to fail off either due to arcing, or just pure bad connections sending erroneous data to the computer.

At this point, Torque pro started displaying erroneous data for such things as my oil temp, transmission temp and many other sensors.

By eliminating erroneous data, and single line items that keep re-appearing and with old information sticking around.

The preorder listing was quickly removed from Amazon with Huawei telling Android Police that it contained erroneous data.

This results in large amounts of erroneous data.

And New Mexico is adjusting its system after flawed evaluations, based on erroneous data, caused an uproar in districts statewide.

These procedures are not merely correcting erroneous data entries or removing nonrepresentative data (ie, statistical outliers).

What if there is any erroneous data in there — the wrong information about what we have in stock at a satellite location or a vendor location?»

Emily: Jordan Spieth — Will it be the media, the weather, or some other entity (perhaps his new «Smart» golf shoes will go on the fritz and spit out erroneous data on his sleep, daily activity, and nutrition) to blame for the two - time major winner's early exit this week?

COPE also states that «Retraction is a mechanism for correcting the literature and alerting readers to publications that contain such seriously flawed or erroneous data that their findings and conclusions can not be relied upon.

When collecting key accountability data, Washington, D.C.'s Public Charter School Board allows schools to correct erroneous data, even if the deadline has passed.

In some cases, the numbers may not be accurate due to differences in how charities categorize costs, in others, because charities provided the CRA with misleading or erroneous data.

The FCRA says the company that supplied the erroneous data to the credit bureau is responsible for correcting it.

They are also obligated to forward all of the information you provided them to the company that supplied the erroneous data.

Historical Record The low volatility effect has been known so long1 and studied so extensively that there is little danger it will be discredited as a statistical fluke or a by - product of incomplete or erroneous data.

Some erroneous data is going to be more difficult to remove than other info.

We've hacked and slashed the data, dealt with survivor bias, point - in - time bias, erroneous data, and all the other standard techniques used in academic empirical asset pricing analysis — still no dice.

During severe weather, erroneous data (especially wind velocities) can impact early detection and warnings of high winds, hail, and tornadoes.

Turbines can also cause partial beam blockage impacting dual polarization data, and display large amounts of erroneous data.

As regards dogmatic adherence, and refusal to consider new evidence, Willis Eschenback ran hard on the satellite data as long as it seemed to suit his case, but hasn't changed his mind now that it turns out he was relying on erroneous data.

It seems most of the erroneous data the reviewer refers to initially are simply valid disagreements on interpretation of data, and not making stuff up.

Such a ruling for Robins would make any reporting of erroneous data, no matter how accidental or even inconsequential, a potential threat to the background check provider.