Sentence examples for unreliable element from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hakala's exercise of his informed judgment thus adheres to academic protocols and does not impart any unscientific or unreliable element to his event studies.

The node in the network itself is a population of bacteria; as an individual bacterium (biological agent) is a tiny unreliable element with limited capabilities.

Instead, what we see is simply the unreliable element of human nature.

And the political elite is being purged of "unreliable elements".

In place of teachers and other unreliable elements, next week's election will be overseen by party functionaries, soldiers and civil servants who owe their jobs to Zanu-PF.

By the end of October the Germans decided to stop arming the "unreliable" elements within Pećanac's Chetniks, and attached the remainder to their other Serbian auxiliary forces.

Orwell uses some examples to get his point across, like governments referring to the bombardment of villages as "pacification" or government-sanctioned murder as "elimination of unreliable elements". But contemporary anecdotes work just as effectively.

At the time, however, officials said Mr. Obama and his advisers believed that there was too high a risk of American weapons' falling into the hands of unreliable or extremist elements.

Structural studies of other phages from the Myoviridae family were hampered by variation and diversity in the amino-acid sequences among the tailed bacteriophages, making prediction of the structural organisation of phage elements unreliable.

Margulies et al. [56] argued that pairwise alignments are unreliable for detecting regulatory elements.

The unreliable RPIQ status for total elements P, S, Mo, Se and exchangeable Ca, Mg, K, and Na derived from vis-NIR and XRF predictions in this study did not improve with model averaging.