Sentences with phrase «incomplete analysis»

Looks like a somewhat incomplete analysis, it needs FUTURE and PAST data!

In Joaquin Sapien's thorough (and thoroughly disturbing) article, For New York Families in Custody Fights, a «Black Hole» of Oversight, he reports on the story of a mother separated from her son as a result of an error - filled and incomplete analysis made by a court - appointed forensic psychologist.

Sadly, they did not correct their error as they chose to focus on a lopsided and incomplete analysis of the fees found in a narrow and select study of mutual fund IRAs.

Some people stop the story there and conclude that the only people who benefit from high commodity prices are those who work in the resource sector, but this is obviously an incomplete analysis.

The FBI, though, strongly cautions against the use of crime report data to rank or compare jurisdictions — citing the uniqueness of locales, with varying explanations for crime levels, and the sometimes misleading, simplistic and incomplete analysis of those rankings.

At the best it is an incomplete analysis, or perhaps cowardly.

Motivations may be questioned when an incomplete analysis of the Church's social doctrine is presented in a public manner.

As I reflect on the robust experiences I have had as a U.S. Department of Education Principal Ambassador Fellow (PAF) and continue to have as a PAF alum, I think of how many lost opportunities I had over the years because of my incomplete analysis and thinking.

We believe NHTSA's initial conclusions are based on an incomplete analysis of the underlying data, and we are committed to continue working with the Agency to resolve this disagreement.

The ink was not yet dry on California's new mandate before certain publications began writing sky - is - falling warnings about the cost of the mandate, with MIT Tech Review and Orange County Register featuring extended hand - wringing, inflated estimates and incomplete analyses.

The first warming is genuine, the second warming is an artifact, based on an incomplete analysis of all of the available data.

Incomplete analysis: This involves failing to determine the actual mechanism and cause and effect relationship.

Based on what I believe to be an incomplete analysis, it has been determined by the leadership in certain companies that the processing of legal information for use in online legal databases and the creation of value added content like case summaries, can be done more cheaply in India and the Philippines, without sacrificing quality or currency.

The FBI, though, strongly cautions against the use of crime report data to rank or compare jurisdictions — citing the uniqueness of locales, with varying explanations for crime levels, and the sometimes misleading, simplistic and incomplete analysis of those rankings.