Sentence examples for estimates are unreliable from inspiring English sources

This is picked up by the iDiD estimator in Figure 8 in the Appendix and suggests that the estimates are unreliable.

Mr Baldwin explains why these estimates are unreliable.

Hanoi's casualty estimates are unreliable, so the cost of General Giap's victories will probably never be known.

The FFT technique can on site verify the quality of the measurements, but its frequency resolution is low and damping estimates are unreliable.

Since the parallel trends assumption cannot be empirically supported in the non-western immigrants sample, the estimates are unreliable.

Because nonnative speaker population estimates are unreliable and unavailable for most languages in our sample, our population estimates were conservative, including only native speakers, as reported by the Ethnologue.

As the size of our study sample was smaller than the number of parameters, the parameter estimates were unreliable with N = 42.

The accuracy of the carboxyprimaquine half-life estimates was limited, and thus, the comparison of AUC0-∞ estimates was unreliable, as most of the carboxyprimaquine AUCs were extrapolated (Fig. 1), and the geometric mean value was biased by three outlying estimates in which over 90% of the AUC was extrapolated (Fig. 2).

However, this estimate is unreliable for several reasons.

What is needed is a means by which to treat all discontinuities with equal salience, thus allowing appropriate migration constraints even when the biased gradient estimate is unreliable.

Adjustment for body mass index gave an even higher odds ratio with a very wide confidence interval, indicating that the estimate was unreliable in this small subgroup.