Sentence examples for unreliable yielding from inspiring English sources

But the device can be unreliable, yielding false positives when wearers eat foods that cause their bodies to create their own alcohol.

To obtain high-quality SNPs for population analyses, we excluded SNPs with missing data in any of the 16 accessions, as these would make subsequent inferences unreliable, yielding a final total of 3 871 469 high-quality SNPs (Table  1 and Supplementary Table S12).

However, sample vitrification, especially in cellular tomography, tends to be an unreliable process, yielding ice of heterogenous thickness and not always providing the best preservation, so it is advisable to image a large portion of, if not a whole grid, in order to increase chances that a region where a tomogram can be recorded was imaged in LM.

Any greasy topical agent applied to the skin before sampling impairs the adhesion of the disc to the SC, thus yielding unreliable information.

We consider the time-varying exposure a major strength of our study, as the alternative, fixed exposure, would have led to extensive and unmeasurable misclassification yielding unreliable results.

We noted that in cases where parameters consistently hit the bounds in the 1,000 realizations, the parameter distributions were skewed toward those bounds, yielding unreliable estimates of the SDs.

This often leads to considerable over- or under-estimation of the structural response, yielding an unreliable assessment of vibration performance.

The non-flow cell was found to be unreliable and time consuming in operation and was not capable of yielding data on the effect of shear rate upon the diffusivity.

Neither yielding nor resisting.

He hates yielding to pressure".

Reforms are now yielding fruit.