Sentence examples for considered dubious for from inspiring English sources

Even the A ring's Encke gap, reported in 1837 by the German astronomer Johann Franz Encke, was considered dubious for well over a century until it was confirmed in 1978 by the American astronomer Harold Reitsema, who used measurements of an eclipse of the moon Iapetus by the rings to improve on normal Earth-based resolution.

The workability of the LC-SRC concept was considered dubious by one supervisor, because of the time needed for guidance.

rex (Othnielia) is a dubious basal ornithopod, Drinker nisti is its own tentatively valid taxon, L. consors is the type species for Othnielosaurus, and L. celer and L. gracilis are still considered dubious.

Its chances of passing the Senate are considered dubious at best.

The former were considered dubious in various ways, the latter turn second order logic into set theory.

However, Chesbro's induction is considered dubious, as his overall career was overshadowed by his 1904 season.

Many hypothetical extinct macaws were based only on contemporaneous accounts, but these species are considered dubious today.

Furthermore, of those nine, five are considered dubious ORFs anyway (see Additional File 4).

Both are considered "dubious ORFs" by the Saccharomyces Gene Database (http://www.yeastgenome.org).org

Though international law bans commercial whaling, Japan conducts its hunts under an exemption for scientific research — an exemption other countries and international bodies consider dubious.

Japan's controversial whale hunts are conducted under a "research" exemption that international monitors consider dubious.