Sentence examples for unreliable evaluation of from inspiring English sources

Rather, it stemmed from efforts to streamline communication between institutions and diminish the impacts of unreliable evaluation of students from teacher to teacher (Grant and Green, 2013).

Another technical drawbacks are magnetic susceptibility artifacts, due to metallic clips or to the air-filled balloon, in the interface with the rectum, that could lead to an unreliable evaluation of some lesions, especially in posterior portion of the PF (false positive or unsatisfactory images).

In this contest, it is noteworthy that the few previously published studies on this issue focused almost exclusively on the rather unreliable evaluation of EGFR expression by IHC (McKay et al, 2002; Ooi et al, 2004; Scartozzi et al, 2004; Bralet et al, 2005; Italiano et al, 2005; Bibeau et al, 2006; Cappuzzo et al, 2007).

Unfortunately, these approaches were proved to be unreliable for the evaluation of age in adult people but sufficiently discriminative just in the growing age.

It seeks to lessen the dependence of the financial markets on credit rating agencies, which proved completely unreliable in their evaluation of financial instruments made out of mortgage loans.

[ 86] considered GWS-filtration to be unreliable in the evaluation of frozen-thawed stallion semen, because 75% of the variance was due to error (straws, tubes, ejaculates).

The drawbacks of ultrasound include significant intra- and inter-operator variability and it is unreliable for the evaluation of deep metastatic lymph nodes.

This paper proposes for the first time an approach for the performance evaluation of unreliable manufacturing systems that considers uncertain machine parameter estimates.

However, αVβ5 turned out to be too widely expressed making the evaluation of endothelial staining unreliable (data not shown).

Changes over time of insulin sensitivity were considered only in the BPD group because in the other group insulin therapy made the evaluation of insulin sensitivity unreliable.

They used the promise of federal funds to push states to expand charter schools — paying more attention to growth than oversight — and to tie teacher evaluations to test scores, even though assessment experts said it was an unreliable method of evaluation.