Sentence examples for dubious identification from inspiring English sources

The only physical evidence was the presence of his car at the scene of the crime and a dubious identification by the victim's wounded husband.

It is, he says, a festival of victimology unsuited to the contemporary needs of black communities, who should by now be moving away from the dubious psychological identification with slavery even while the effects of mass imprisonment appear to confirm that the legacies of slavery and Jim Crow segregation are still at large.

That identification is dubious, and the mythological and spiritual resonance of everything that we see is entirely unearned.

If the species identification was dubious, cultures were systematically either cleaned by bleaching or identified by crossing with males.

In fact, the main pieces of evidence remaining -- a deeply flawed eyewitness identification, a highly dubious "scent line-up" by a dog and the word of a jailhouse snitch -- suggest considerable doubt about his guilt.

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

Insufficient morphological differentiation among invertebrate species is therefore likely to be taxonomically widespread, resulting in dubious if not outright wrong species identifications and delimitations.

See Additional File 5 for a list of the 54 dubious genes and details on the peptide identification.

Because i) 'sick' wild animals do not always resemble the canonical healthy laboratory animal and ii) dauer larvae are difficult to distinguish, animals of dubious genus were also isolated for further identification.

The reliability of this identification for Chinese R. vinosa is dubious as no formal taxonomic investigation of this species has been conducted and there is little molecular information for Chinese Russula in any public databases.

The best of them capture the bestselling author's identification with knock-around guys doing morally dubious things — usually under the threat of gun violence — and crackle with Leonard's singular brand of street-wise cool.