Sentence examples for questionable examples from inspiring English sources

While negative data is of unknown quality, also positive data from miRBase contains questionable entries [14, 16] and even MirGeneDB which filters miRBase entries is not free from questionable examples [17].

Are there any particularly questionable examples of the government giving the church money?

She is replaced by a reverend who promotes both premarital and marital abstinence, explaining fictional consequences of intercourse with various questionable examples.

Washing the feet of women, they lamented, set a "questionable example".

As the other questionable example, sodium lactate (D02183) is suggested to act on PTGS2 based on the known interacting drug sodium salicylate (D00566), an analgesic agent (Preston et al., 1989).

In this case convergence of the process is questionable, for example, it may imply the end of the technical progress.

The way Lott chose to define it in his research is questionable; for example, he considered military sites like Fort Hood to be 'gun-free zones,' even though guns are clearly present there.

It appears that curves still may fit very well, but the interpretation becomes more questionable: for example, what does a local maximum within the neutral zone really mean?

Prior knowledge is particularly advantageous when the quality of the CI tests is questionable, for example as mentioned above when data is high-dimensional and few samples are available, as is typical for gene regulatory networks.

It is, however, difficult to determine a priori if the uncertainty is small, and in many biological applications the assumption of small perturbations either is questionable (for example in pharmacokinetics [ 1]) or has been shown to be wrong [ 13, 14].

Examples of the difficulty of maintaining anonymity appeared in some consent forms; however, it is questionable whether such examples alone are enough to lead subjects to consider the effects on themselves.