Sentence examples for which may be unreliable from inspiring English sources
I look at approval ratings for incumbents (more so than head-to-head polling, which may be unreliable when candidates lack name recognition).
Several major coal-fired and nuclear stations are destined to close in the next decade and the Government does not want to fill the "energy gap" with supplies of gas from foreign countries such as Russia, which may be unreliable.
The registry is based on self-reports, which may be unreliable.
The students self-reported their academic achievements, which may be unreliable.
Furthermore, many of the analyses relied on retrospective ratings, which may be unreliable.
This phase also relies on the memories of the participants which may be unreliable.
It means that early versions of a technology, which may be buggy, unreliable or otherwise inferior, can be avoided.
Gestational length was estimated by date of maternally-recalled last menstrual period which may be an unreliable measure, varying as much as ± 7-21 dependingending on a host of factors including nutrition, physical activity, smoking, alcohol consumption, stress, and inter-pregnancy interval [ 43- 46].
In the model AD, a similarity threshold between the training and validation set is established to flag the newly encountered compounds for which predictions may be unreliable.
On December 6th Japan's four biggest newspapers, using district-by-district assessments which they admitted may be unreliable, predicted that the LDP would easily win a majority in the 480-seat lower house and would be further boosted by its tie-up with an old ally, New Komeito.
