Since the statistical tests for significance are also based on these assumptions, the conclusions resulting from these significance tests are called into question if the assumptions regarding ε are not satisfied.
The lack of flexibility of the RRT is called into question, especially with regard to the categorisation of incentive payments and allowances.
For other core body sites, reliability of measurement has been called into question, especially with regard to tympanic thermometry [ 14] and especially if local regions are 'contaminated' by the effects of skin (or internal, such as bladder) cooling.
The quality of registered data has been called into question of late, with particular concerns regarding the quality of contact information [27] [31], intervention details, [27], [30] [33] and the outcomes (and outcome measures) being used [27], [31], [33] [36].
In the literature, the quality of data from pyrosequencing has been called into question [17], [45], especially with regard to its use in surveys of OTU diversity.
Such racial boundaries have increasingly been called into question in the debate over affirmative action, once regarded as a form of restitution to descendants of slaves, but now complicated by all sorts of questions about who, exactly, is being helped.
In addition, Crookes' motives, methods, and conclusions with regard to Florence Cook were called into question, both at the time and subsequently, casting doubt on his conclusions about Home.
But as with many other pills once regarded as innocuous, the safety and efficacy of calcium supplements in preventing bone loss is being called into question.
Issues of access and efficiency have been called into question.
That is exactly why its legitimacy is called into question.
Now that date is being called into question.
