Not only are such representations of dubious biological relevance, they are also suspect from a statistical standpoint because the number of data points underlying the "modified average gene" vary dramatically depending on real gene length.
Speakers steer clear of drama Michael Martin had the dubious honour of dramatic representation last night, in the BBC4 drama On Expenses (friends have been heard muttering concerns of a "stitch up" from the programme, which chronicled Heather Brooke's attempts to uncover details of MPs' expenses).
Seth C. Farber, head of litigation in Winston & Strawn's New York office, dismissed the idea that Mr. Shargel's representations of some dubious characters made him unfit for a big corporate firm.
I got in touch with creator Bethany Rose Lamont to talk about compromising for a wider audience, tangible progress in mental health representation, and the dubious classifications around outsider art.
I got in touch with creator Bethany Rose Lamont to talk about compromising for a wider audience, tangible progress in mental health representation and the dubious classifications around outsider art.
Although older films are often more glaringly exasperating in terms of on-screen representation, both Brown and Goerz are dubious of whether film is substantially more diverse today.
But even this hoped-for minority representation for women in the assembly looks dubious.
In some countries, for example, high-policing organizations regularly engage in actions of dubious legality, such as detaining people without charge, without legal representation, and without means of communication; some high-policing forces also engage in torture.
Another criticism of single member district representation is that it encourages parties to pursue dubious electoral campaign strategies.
But the claim to representation in music is, to say the least, quite dubious.
Although one other commentator (Watson 1966) has argued that Malebranche conceived representation in terms of resemblance, the textual basis for such a claim is rather dubious (see Nadler 1992, 46f).
