Sentence examples for questionable criteria from inspiring English sources

Essential Du Maurier Jamaica Inn (1936) Rebecca (1938) Frenchman's Creek (1941) My Cousin Rachel (1951) The House on the Strand (1969) Don't Look Now and Other Stories (1971) They say: 'She satisfied all the questionable criteria of popular fiction and yet satisfied too the exacting requirements of "real literature", something very few novelists ever do.' - Margaret Forster.

The data in the Monsanto study show statistically significant differences in multiple-organ functions between the GM and non-GM feeding groups, which the authors dismissed as not 'biologically meaningful', using a set of questionable criteria [43].

"It was arbitrary, inflexible and relied on very questionable evaluation criteria that were not independently verified or endorsed".

They tried to present Brentano's work as best as they could, putting together various texts to what they thought were rounded, convincing works, sometimes following questionable editorial criteria.

Changes of treatment decisions over time and the proportion of patients surviving 1 year suggest in part non-homogenous and potentially questionable decision criteria.

Secondary sources became important for our data analysis and synthesis despite questionable quality when standard criteria were applied (17).

Question questionable sources.

It wasn't medical error: observed under the microscope, the questionable nodules met the criteria for thyroid cancer.

As such, application of various fatigue criteria is questionable and, moreover, a valid comparison of fatigue resistances of different materials cannot be carried out.

Therefore the feasibility of applying screening procedures and diagnostic criteria becomes questionable.

All animals underwent home-cage assessments of gross health (Supplemental Table I) and any animal exhibiting questionable health by these criteria, or which was aberrantly hypoglycemic at the inception of a test, was excluded from the testing and/or data analysis.