Sentence examples for unreliable identification from inspiring English sources

In Perry v. New Hampshire, the Supreme Court should require that courts keep out unreliable identification that is likely to prejudice a verdict.

The Supreme Court should maintain the law's focus on reliability — and require that courts keep out unreliable identification that is likely to prejudice a verdict.

"Any federal government acceptance of unreliable identification cards from persons resident in the United States compromises our homeland security," wrote the four Republicans, including F. James Sensenbrenner Jr. of Wisconsin, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee.

In clinical laboratory practice, it is often uncommon to identify CoNS up to the species level for different reasons, such as high species variety, unclear taxonomic position, and unreliable identification results using biochemical tests [ 6, 14].

For the other bottles containing streptococci (n = 9), the direct identification from blood culture material resulted mostly in unreliable identification (<1.7) as well, while the identification from agar media was not problematic for the majority (7/9 cases).

Based only on the tags extracted from mRNA sequences, the RNA evidence mapping identified 51.3 % tags to UniGene clusters (45 % to single and 6.3 % to multiple genes) leaving 41.3% tags with unreliable identification.

The ruling instead allowed for a much more complete exploration of the factors involved in an identification "to preclude sufficiently unreliable identifications from being presented and to aid juries in weighing identification evidence".

In their haste to solve the reporters' cases, critics contend, state officials appear to have resorted to what human rights and legal experts describe as standard procedure in Mexican criminal investigations: questionable confessions and unreliable identifications.

The results from data-mining sequences in GenBank, notwithstanding the drawbacks of using such data (e.g., unreliable identifications and uneven sequence quality [18]) and the relatively crude nature of the BLAST search engine, indicated that trnH-psbA was successful at returning a correct match.

We derived several other adducted proteins from monkey nasal epithelial incubations, but these yielded unreliable identifications.

But much of forensic science has been labeled unscientific and unreliable, like identification of individuals by fingerprints and bite marks.