Sentence examples for dubious estimates from inspiring English sources

That said, there will certainly be cases in the field where the nonuniqueness inherent to noisy inverse scattering problems will cause the whole procedure to fail and yield dubious estimates.

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The calorie counters were dubious -- one researcher estimates that pedometers can understate the actual calories burned by more than 50percentt -- but the Brunton had one particularly useful feature.

The estimates are as dubious as they are self-serving.

Irresistible idea, dubious execution.

The BB method will tend to provide increasingly dubious results because it will estimate erroneous space use frequencies attached to an increasing number of too long segments, whereas the BRB method, which filters them out, will tend to provide increasingly biased results in terms of habitat preferences because GPS failures are often habitat-dependent [28], [29].

But he also noted that such estimates depend on many dubious assumptions.

Republican senator Pat Toomey cried "fake news," releasing a statement that asserted, "The Congressional Budget Office's coverage estimates are based on dubious assumptions".

This dubious number is culled from an estimate of the total number of migrant workers who enter the country with the help of an extralegal party.

Debts of roughly the same magnitude are hidden in the form of underfunded pension liabilities once the official estimates are corrected for some dubious assumptions about risk.

Even this estimate was based on the dubious assumption that Japan could continue to feed, fuel, and arm its troops with the U.S. in almost complete control of the seas and skies.