Sentence examples for questionable frequency from inspiring English sources

But for people that understand that — like, I see him, I'm all, 'Yeah, oh I think that every day.' " Given the questionable frequency with which white commentators had used the word "thug" to describe Sherman, in the aftermath of the interview, I suggested that part of what scared people was the idea of an angry black man, with dreadlocks.

Question questionable sources.

Thus, the performance of the proposed method is questionable when forced oscillation frequencies are not equal to the system's mode frequency.

F ST estimations assume that there is no error in the sample frequencies, but with many alleles per locus the precision of sample frequencies is questionable.

Consequently the objective origin of these frequencies are questionable, because although both periodicities appear in the cross-spectrum, the maxima and minima of the cyles do not happen at the same times in the two data sets.

It should not surprise anyone familiar with situations in which demand greatly exceeds supply that morally questionable actions might increase in frequency in such circumstances.

However, it is likely that, if on average 2% of scientists admit to have falsified research at least once and up to 34% admit other questionable research practices, the actual frequencies of misconduct could be higher than this.

The extension of this analysis to the millimeter frequencies range is somehow questionable and requires further investigations.

This study was, however, performed in a major teaching hospital which is in the top 15% of UK Hospital Trusts by number of beds, and it is questionable whether practitioners are reaching higher frequencies of insertion at other centres.

Eleven had very low frequency (<1%) and showed questionable sequence quality, and thus are not reported in Table  1.

A wider availability of the method is still questionable, especially with regard to the relatively high frequency of follow-up visits and costs of the equipment.