Sentence examples for which may be questionable from inspiring English sources
"Although we respect artistic and musical expressions, I won't allow anyone or any group to provide acts which may be questionable in a way at any venue under my jurisdiction," the mayor said in a statement.
However, iterative least-squares methods, like N-hop multilateration [7], do have a straightforward statistical interpretation, but assume a Gaussian model for all uncertainties, which may be questionable in practice.
On the other hand, Gaussian probabilistic methods (such as multilateration by Savvides et al. [9], or variational method by Pedersen et al. [10]) assume a Gaussian model for all uncertainties, which may be questionable in practice.
Handling misclassification requires even more assumptions, the plausibility of which may be questionable in some cases.
However, using such a method will inevitably lead to the detection of patients with very low allele burden, the diagnosis of which may be questionable, although according to the WHO classification the detection of the JAK2V617F mutation is one of the major criteria leading to MPN diagnosis, with no indication regarding the allele burden.
You tend to make movies for reasons beyond just making money - which may be a questionable choice in Hollywood, but I admire you for it anyway.
There are also frequently concerns about the selection of Q-TWiST states and utilities, particularly for the latter, which may be very arbitrary and often questionable.
It is questionable about the value and necessity of re-consent in microbiome biobanking research, which may be unnecessary and unfeasible as microbiome sample collected may not be identifiable to the same person over time.
Thus, there are crucial elements in the conduct of a systematic review, without which the results may be questionable.
We can obtain different models in each step ahead, in which case the consistency of the predictors may be questionable.
