Sentence examples for unreliable number from inspiring English sources

These should be repeated to all the influencing parameters, resulting in an unreliable number of experiments.

This should be repeated for all of the influencing parameters which results in an unreliable number of experiments.

I find this shocking, especially since we know that the maternal death rate has been rising in recent years--something that isn't happening in other countries " [9] Currently, according to the World Health Organization and several United Nations agencies, the United States ranks behind no fewer than forty other nations in preventing maternal deaths (based upon an official but unreliable number).

"Good times breed laxity, laxity breeds unreliable numbers and ultimately unreliable numbers bring about bad times".

It is based on unreliable numbers that measure relatively small swaths of the population.

But Autonomy may still have had unreliable numbers that overstated its value at the time of its acquisition.

As the UN discusses sanitation aims post-MDG, I'm afraid we're making a similar error: we're measuring the wrong thing, and then coming up with unreliable numbers.

For more complex pools, the authors' current pipeline is likely to return unreliable numbers.

This is partly a function of unreliable economic numbers put out by China's government, but it is also partly a function of mistaken American and other perceptions.

Polygraphs are unreliable for a number of reasons, he says.

There it was noted that cross-correlation of spectrograms will be unreliable if the number of components in the syllables vary.