Sentence examples for of doubtful accuracy from inspiring English sources

But foes mutter that the state-level GDP statistics are assembled locally and of doubtful accuracy.

Estimates of 2,200,000 military dead and 22,000,000 civilian deaths appear in some compilations but are of doubtful accuracy.

In the journal Child Maltreatment, the pediatric psychologist Mark Chaffin describes polygraphs, masturbation logs, and other such methods as "coercive techniques of doubtful accuracy, untested benefit, and considerable potential for harm".

Published in both Belgium and France in 1928, sold well to a public eager to believe Douillet's anti-Bolshevik claims, many of which were of doubtful accuracy.

The ruling dynasty's origins, especially as expounded in later palace genealogies, are also of doubtful accuracy; this is, in part, because the Wodeyars, who were reinstated by the British on the Mysore gaddi in 1799, to preside over a fragile sovereignty, "obsessively" attempted to demonstrate their "unbroken" royal lineage, to bolster their then uncertain status.

According to the history of Michael the Syrian, at about the same time Manuel was responsible for the negotiations with the Khurramite refugees and their leader, Nasr, who became baptized as Theophobos in Byzantine service; however, Michael's chronology of this episode is confused and of doubtful accuracy.

The accuracy of the Swedish version of the Rome II is of doubtful value for clinical practice and research.

These larger units are of doubtful validity and restricted utility.

(Recall the role of doubtful irrelevant proposita in a positio).

The Internet contains a large amount of useful information on many subjects, but also information of doubtful quality.

Biologist Nicole Duplaix calls the division of "doubtful value".