They write the texts for the video testaments filmed shortly before each self-immolation (making them unreliable records of the true motives of the "martyr"), which the bombers themselves watch to redouble their resolve.
Unreliable records are deleted or suppressed.
Missing data, time-constraints and/or oversights resulted in unreliable recording of the number of patients that did not meet the criteria for chronic pain owing to the use of pain medications; therefore, for the purpose of the chronic pain calculations, such patients were excluded.
They wanted to see if DNA could be used to determine whether the members of the Donner Party resorted to cannibalism… Discusses the unreliable historical record of the Donner Party.
The former is a "geographically expansive account of the rise of evolutionary theory" and the latter a book that reconsiders the European era from A.D. 400 to 1000 "using only a slender and unreliable documentary record and no narrative crutches".
The result sounds like a historiographical stunt: a single volume that, using only a slender and unreliable documentary record and no narrative crutches, covers six centuries and at least seven major rival powers.
It dismissed the claim he'd made that US weather stations gave an unreliable temperature record because many were badly sited - in places where the extent of heat-reflecting tarmac, for example, had expanded over time.
Unreliable property records also help to disguise who owns what.Second, our categorisation of sectors is crude.
Some B1G1 companies may form a partnership with nongovernmental organizations with unreliable track records, impose ill-fitting donations on communities with no use for them or supplant local markets.
Controlling for area mobility as an indicator of unreliable address records made no difference to the gradient.
