Sentence examples for reliability into question from inspiring English sources

Over the years, as I burrowed deeper into Foos's story, I found various inconsistencies mostly about dates that called his reliability into question.

In May, the supervisors noted that Mr. Shelley had certified the county's system before the March 2 primary and that "absolutely nothing has occurred since that certification to call the system's performance or reliability into question".

But according to Simon LeVay, it's not just false positives calling gaydar's reliability into question.

The judge called the victim's credibility and reliability into question, noting that she refused to admit to smoking weed and drinking despite the fact that her social-media posts indicated otherwise.

We found 13.7% more patients were identified as recipients of 'potentially inappropriate polypharmacy' when the quantity-specific definition was used, 'six or more concurrent medications.' When a drug-specific definition was applied, we found that 15.7% were recipients of 'potentially inappropriate polypharmacy.' These disparate results call the validity and reliability into question.

As a monologue becomes more self-contained, its reliability comes into question — except the more self-contained it is, the fewer opportunities there are to question it.

In the same manner we dealt with the Army's Spiritual Fitness Training, the insistence by chaplains that non-believers make inferior warriors, and the never ending message of hate leveraged by certain seditious officers, MRFF will not stand down until our Marines are free to serve without having their reliability brought into question through unconstitutional policies of religious testing.

All other instruments fail to provide reliability statistics, bringing into question the precision of their results.

Reliability problems bring into question the length of time the pump can be expected to continue running.

Small sample size at discovery phase leads to overestimation of accuracy of biomarker performance (i.e. sensitivity and specificity) and brings the reliability of findings into question [52].

In addition, Mr. Bernazzani questioned Argentine investigators' use of testimony by an Iranian defector whose reliability has been called into question.