Not only does it generate false leads and unreliable information, passing up chances to get actionable intelligence, it also helps terrorists recruit — as we saw with Abu Ghraib in Iraq.
Not only does it generate false leads and unreliable information, passing up chances to get actionable intelligence, it also helps terrorists recruit as we saw with Abu Ghraib in Iraq.
Those polls, Mr. Carter said, "are quite unreliable," and have a high chance of being biased.
There are four major candidates, including Banda, who are in with a chance (if highly unreliable opinion polls are to be believed).
These discerning women are simply no longer willing to take a chance on the unreliable eggs of either a husband or lover.
In this study we used GPs' own recent consultations as cues for stimulated recall stimulating GPs to reflect on what really happened during their patient encounters, thereby reducing the chance of incomplete, unreliable, or unfeasible answers.
She says she hopes her doctors can add remote monitoring of her potassium levels to her routine, thus increasing the chances of stabilizing her unreliable heart.
Make these confessions as unreliable as you like--the chance that our interests will be advanced in any instance of torture need only equal the chance of such occasioned by the dropping of a single bomb.
In general, the more unreliable the measures, the higher the chance of Type II errors; that is not finding differences and associations that in fact exist.
Since the genes which are included in only one gene signature may be generated by chance, we discard these unreliable genes.
In case $C$, you know that the probability functions that put the chances at near 50 50 are unreliable: all you know is that the match will be one-sided.
