The judges unanimously dismissed arguments from industry that the science of global warming was not well supported and that the agency had based its judgment on unreliable studies.
They said a perception that breast-fed babies were less prone to blood pressure problems might have been fueled by a series of small, unreliable studies that tended to support the theory.
Some researchers say that top journals are more likely to reject most unreliable studies.
Through citing unreliable studies, paying prominent physicians to espouse on the benefits of long-term opioid usage, conducting lavish seminars, promoting aggressive sales tactics, and spending hundreds of millions in marketing and advertising, Purdue successfully changed the narrative on opioids.
This may be exacerbated by combining such unreliable studies in meta-analyses, which may in turn give a more precise but still biased summary.
Small studies are inherently unreliable — larger studies or, better still, multiple studies on the same topic, are more likely to give definitive, accurate results.
There are some ways to estimate how much medicine is in an inhaler, but all of them — including the popular method of shaking it and listening — are unreliable, the study said.
At this point it's probably worth mentioning that I am a highly unreliable case study for this phenomenon since I often ignore pressing tasks because I'm clinically depressed – haha! – so I tried to speak to some other people who do things about how good they are at doing them.
Such fast reactions make experiments with manual operation unreliable to study the dynamics of intracellular metabolite concentrations [ 5, 6].
As with many countries where records are unreliable, this study used self-reporting, not vaccination records (discussed by the authors in Table 2).
