Sentence examples for dubious criterion from inspiring English sources

This is because it fails to consider the position others may have achieved under alternative distributions and thereby instantiates the morally dubious criterion of whoever is first gets the exclusive spoils.

These results are difficult to interpret, leading some authors to define true and possible candida infections on the basis of dubious criteria [ 5].

Claims of higher malabsorption rates (22) used dubious diagnostic criteria (fictitiously named "Carmel's criteria") instead of testing absorption (2).

Arcane and dubious eligibility criteria feature in many countries' constitutions and electoral rules.

Tomorrow, academic colleagues at King's College London, under the auspices of University and College Union strike action, will express their anger at a baffling decision by the university management to sack, with very little warning and under dubious selection criteria, a crippling number of academics from the Schools of Biomedical Science and Medicine and the Institute of Psychiatry.

All identifications that were dubious on morphological/behavioral criteria proved correct with genetic or molecular criteria.

Even if the admissions criteria are dubious, isn't it still really important to get into a top school?

Before more fully exploring the central issue of multiple testing, it should be briefly mentioned that the fold-change criteria is somewhat dubious.

Acquisition of tolerance by certain organisms not only masks the true picture but also seems as a dubious factor when applying the issue to the establishment of water quality criteria [ 95].

To avoid the inclusion of dubious lesions or contamination of HUTs with neoplastic cells, the authors defined HUTs according to the criteria proposed by the Pathology Working Group on Behalf of the Breast Screening Program and immunohistochemically with antibodies against cytokeratins 5/6.

Dubious prospects.