Sentence examples for data questionable from inspiring English sources

Monte Carlo (MC) simulations have been proposed for the interface effects but poor statistics in small spatial bins (1 μm) near the interface makes MC data questionable even with a well designed code.

A statistician was identified in only 27% of the trials, rendering the analysis of the data questionable.

Despite being extensively studied, critical issues regarding regulation of the p53 protein remain poorly understood, and conflicting evidence obtained in different experimental systems make the clinical relevance of experimental data questionable.

For the concentrations of 200 and 350 μM, the drop in absorbance intensity correlates with a dramatic increase in standard deviation of the data, rendering the data questionable at best.

Besides, over half of all complications and nearly half of maternal deaths in 2004 2005 did not have definitive diagnoses or causes of death, making usefulness of these data questionable.

Current rankings are based on unaudited data of questionable accuracy.

This led to a barrage of allegations, from suppression of data to questionable selection of data points.

But such studies are based on thin data and questionable assumptions.

But this data remains questionable, according to Joel Guerin, a US author who has examined the work produced by Met Life's chief statistician Louis Dublin.

The Bush administration's expensive plans to build 21st-century weapons leave no room for a 20-year-old idea with a poor safety record and maintenance data of questionable reliability.

He said that he felt the rule was vulnerable to a challenge given that it had already been overturned and that the commission's cap was based on "aging data and questionable assumptions" that didn't adequately reflect the entry of new competitors to cable operators.