In other words, college rankings may have problems, but one of them is not that they do not meet the standard of accuracy necessary for academic scholarship simply because that is not the standard of accuracy to which rankings should be held.
You have to do all that to a standard of accuracy that will satisfy government regulators and medical liability lawyers when something goes wrong.
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Most importantly, Sternberg errs by implicitly assuming that the standard of accuracy for college rankings is essentially the same as that for academic scholarship.
Then there is slovenly reporting , which happens because the standard of accuracy on the Internet is low, and the speed of dissemination is high.
It is unclear as yet whether these problems are serious, says Christina Padgett, senior credit officer at Moody's Investors Service, or whether they simply reflect the fact that America's Sarbanes-Oxley act has imposed a higher standard of accounting accuracy.
The BBC had a duty to set the "gold standard" in news reporting, accuracy, impartiality and creating better understanding, he said.
The work to fill in the missing links and raise the accuracy of the data to the final "gold standard" of 99.99% is expected to take at least another two years.
In my standard battery test, which I performed twice for accuracy, I got just over four hours each time, though Apple claims up to seven hours.
The only thing you have to specify is the mass of the Higgs boson, after that, all interactions of the Standard Model are fixed, and you can make predictions to arbitrary accuracy (though it is very hard practically).
Our talk ended pleasantly, and as is my standard procedure, I promised that I would subsequently review his comments with him for accuracy.
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