Sentence examples for questionable to use from inspiring English sources

In the light of these results it seems questionable to use linewidth data from Brillouin scattering experiments to determine the width of the relaxation process.

From our point of view, it would make sense from an ethical perspective to use this kind of techniques for author recognition purposes in a cyber crime investigation involving a few suspects, while it would be much more questionable to use it on large scale in an inter-platform setting which would allow for general dredging of possible matches.

In addition, we would add that the reference to native speaker norms and accuracy rate should also consider the age and conceptual development of L2 learners – if the learners are young children, such as in the case of *Schoonen and Verhallen (2008), it would seem questionable to use mature adult native speakers' responses to determine the accuracy rate for item inclusion or exclusion.

Thus, it is questionable to use a single fear paradigm for the evaluation of anxiety-like behavior in the rodents.

Indeed, in a pure inference scenario it is questionable to use data driven prior distributions.

Although P.14.2.1 Carbonates are significant contributors to exposure to BPA (Table 9), less than 50% are packaged in metal, thus it is questionable to use this foodstuff category for comparison of a refined deterministic estimate of exposure for carbonates to that from FACET, because of the relatively low market share compared with some of the other foodstuffs used in this verification exercise.

Indeed, as no less an authority than Thomas Aquinas rightly insists, existence itself is a questionable predicate to use of God.

The Times on Tuesday reported concerns with the senator's "imprudent" decisions made in the past 15 years, including his "penchant to spend heavily on luxury items" like an $80,000 speedboat; his "inattentive accounting" with local government fees; his "unwise" decision to liquidate a retirement account; and his questionable move to use a Republican credit card for personal expenses.

With the outbreak of zoonotic infectious diseases, such as Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE), it becomes questionable whether to use mammalian derived-COL-1 for scientific research or food supplements purposes.

If a medical algorithm is proven to produce more consistently accurate diagnoses than a physician, it's both unethical and legally questionable to refuse to use it.

I worry about how often even ethical reporters may decide the story they are doing will yield such benefits to society that they are entitled to use questionable means to get it.