Sentence examples for of questionable accuracy from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, although Kidd made assertions on the night of the shooting of "questionable" accuracy, the report says "he properly clarified any ambiguities or questions concerning what he did and did not observe".

Current rankings are based on unaudited data of questionable accuracy.

Mr. Siebert's list, sometimes of questionable accuracy but a valuable starting point, is on the Menare Web site.

The algorithms driving the prices it generates are based on old pricing models that are of questionable accuracy.

In a report of questionable accuracy (the plaintiff Rettighedsalliancen is incorrectly described as a "local IFPI") at tech site Comon [Den - Eng].

Isn't that Jezebel's color?' " Americans apparently do not like to have their historical pictures messed with, even if they're of questionable accuracy.

However, exposure misclassification may still be an important limitation based on questionable accuracy of those estimates as summarized, analyzed and discussed in recent articles and letters to the editor (Borak et al., 2011; Clark et al., 2012; Crump and van Landingham 2012).

The Federal Communications Commission fined SBC Communications, the No. 2 U.S. local phone carrier, $100,000 for failing to provide sworn verification and for questionable accuracy of information.

Rawnsley writes with an intimacy that analysts of the old school would avoid, because of its questionable accuracy.

One solution to the dearth of experts and questionable accuracy of self-assessment may be peer-led supervision.

Due both to safety concerns, which include hypotension, syncope, somnolence, fatigue, and potential carcinogenicity and to the short duration of studies and questionable accuracy of 4 week recall along with marginal efficacy, approval was denied and additional safety studies recommended.