Sentence examples for found unreliable from inspiring English sources
Judge Leon said the accusations were based on testimony from other Guantánamo Bay detainees, which he found unreliable.
The charges against the Winfreys were based primarily on evidence gathered during a dog-scent lineup conducted by a self-trained police deputy whose work in the Winfrey case — and others — was found unreliable by experts.
These models are found unreliable in predicting neutron and photon generated by low energy deuterons, typically present in those facilities.
Testing against vegetation samples shows convincing predictions for main types (87% correct) and sub types (59%), while predictions at plant community level was found unreliable (28%).
These proposals are popular among reformers; the American Bar Association's Criminal Justice magazine supported them in 2003, along with the idea of using expert testimony to further communicate to jurors that snitches have been found unreliable in the past.
Although auscultation is the most common method of confirming placement, it has been found unreliable.
Indeed, Hui and Smith (2001) find unreliable estimates for several widely used parametric estimators, which lead them to conclude that the primary problem with the estimates lies in the data rather than in the estimates.
Mr. Golden said on Wednesday that other areas with speed cameras around the country had found them "unreliable".
His court-appointed defense lawyers, whose help he spurned, countered that even though he was an Islamic extremist, he was only a minor player in Al Qaeda whose senior officials found him unreliable and had not planned on using him for the Sept. 11 plot.
Porosity, gas permeability and chloride diffusivity were found as unreliable indicators for carbonation, since they only characterise compactness of concrete.
Twelve randomized trials in 2011 found "very unreliable" evidence that flossing may reduce plaque buildup, but studies on whether flossing prevents gum disease or cavities are nowhere to be found.
