Sentence examples for questionable changes from inspiring English sources

Because Gilbert and Sui (2008) found no changes in the active thyroid hormone T3 and questionable changes in other serum thyroid hormones measured in rat pups, we cannot agree with their interpretation that these data denote "thyroid hormone insufficiency" or "thyroid hormone reduction".

Its co-director, Ken Levine, has been in the news after he leant his support to a questionable Change.org petition requesting that gaming sites Polygon and Kotaku effectively own up for Gamergate attracting great criticism.

Even Mike Scioscia, who was named top manager by The Sporting News for a second time, made a couple of questionable pitching changes in Game 5, although that was one of the two games the Angels won.

Partly because of the increased revenue brought to the team by the popularity of Camden Yards and the team's subsequently larger payroll, the Orioles briefly returned to contention in the mid-1990s, but, following a series of questionable personnel changes, the team fell from baseball's top ranks in 1998, finishing no higher than third place in their division during the first decade of the 2000s.

Cases under the Voting Rights Act's Section 2, which can be brought against any jurisdiction in the country, are much more expensive, Verrilli said, and often demand after-the-fact litigation rather than preventing questionable voting changes before they go into effect.

In addition, we selected 22 encapsulated follicular tumours with questionable nuclear changes without vascular/capsular invasion; these tumours are categorised as WDT-UMP.

The statistical significance of these results is questionable because changes of similar or greater magnitude in serum TSH on PND14 in the highest dose group (1,000 ppm) were not statistically significant.

The Inspector General of the Social Security Administration said in testimony to Congress this month that it has received more than 19,000 reports about questionable or unauthorized changes to recipients' direct-deposit information, apparently as part of efforts to illegally re-direct monthly payments.