Mr. Miller's account is dubious, for a few reasons beyond the simple fact that bikers generally aren't sailors, and vice versa.
But the BSDA's stats are dubious: for a start, they include 2bn litres of bottled mineral waters – 15% of all soft drinks.
This interpretation is dubious for RNA viruses, however, which can rapidly reach selection-mutation equilibrium even after single-genome bottlenecks.
Further, our findings suggest that register diagnoses are dubious for research purposes when it comes to comorbid psychiatric diagnoses.
Third, our findings indicate that register diagnoses are dubious for research purposes and this pertains especially to affective disorders, a finding which is in accordance with the two studies reviewed by Byrne et al. [ 12], both of which were blinded [ 13, 14].
But the raison d'être for Lincoln Center was dubious from the beginning.
Despite this well-intentioned tribute, a war cry of "Kill 'em, Kewpies!" was dubious incitement for decades of the fiercest Hickman High linebackers.
There is no denying that given the current state of the world's girls, we would be forgiven for being dubious of such a statement.
Neal Thornberry, an author and associate professor of business management at Babson College in Massachusetts, was dubious about the prospects for Ms. Ericson's T-shirt enterprise.
