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But most investigations would be unreliable because of the amount of time that has passed, the admiral said.

Any blood sample taken at postmortem was going to be unreliable because of the transfusion Diana had received".

First, CSI at the transmitter may be unreliable because of noise on channel estimation in time division duplex (TDD) systems and limited bandwidth available for feedback in frequency division duplex systems.

However, these ratings may be unreliable because of factors such as study design, expectations and emotional state.

Although our divergent iPGM and dPGM query proteins gave clear and consistent results, it is known that identification of PGM orthologs based on sequence similarity alone can be unreliable because of their similarity to functionally more divergent members of the alkaline and acid phosphatase superfamilies to which they belong [11].

Performance estimation may be unreliable because of the natural limitations of estimating the true performance of the dataset.

Handedness cannot be predicted using a single performance measure, and preference measures of handedness are unreliable because of their subjectivity.

But more than being expensive, cellphones are unreliable because of interference from the ship's steel hull.

A senior I.R.S. spokesman, Terry L. Lemons, said that no one should pay attention to the new data, which he said was "unreliable because of seasonal factors" that affect audit rates.

"Every time they try to introduce a piece of evidence, the defense lawyers are going to say, 'This piece of evidence is unreliable' " because of coercion, Mr. Jaffer said.

In the most violent provinces, they say, the Iraqis are so intimidated that many are reluctant to show up and do not tell their families where they work; they have yet to receive adequate training or weapons, present a danger to American troops they fight alongside, and are unreliable because of corruption, desertion or infiltration.