Apr 19, 2020 22:00
4 yrs ago
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English term
rogue
Non-PRO
English to Spanish
Medical
Medical (general)
In the absence of this experiment, this diagnostic technique must be looked at as a rogue hypothesis that should never have been foisted on the public. It should never be used as the basis for determining case numbers of any disease.
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deshonesta / fraudulenta
En alusión a una hipótesis deshonesta o fraudulenta. Seguro el contexto ayuda, pero por lo aportado diría que "deshonesta" podría funcionar bien aquí.
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10 hrs
atípica, anómala, anormal
rogue as in outlier, rebel, anomalous, different from the rest
1. an unwanted individual, particularly a plant in a crop, that is usually removed during a breeding programme.
2. an animal (particularly one of vicious character) that has separated from the main group and leads a solitary life.
1. an unwanted individual, particularly a plant in a crop, that is usually removed during a breeding programme.
2. an animal (particularly one of vicious character) that has separated from the main group and leads a solitary life.
Peer comment(s):
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Lydia De Jorge
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Christian [email protected]
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Thanks Christian
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espuria
Creo que encaja muy bien en el contexto y da la idea adecuada. Me inspiro en https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/rogue-science.33567/
18 hrs
opaco, poco fiable, poco fidedigno
Un diagnóstico se puede calificar como poco fiable o poco fidedigno, opaco sería un adjetivo que resumiría estas caracterísiticas. Dado el tipo de texto que se muestra, yo usaría opaco.
6 days
poco confiable
La hipótesis en cuestión al no haber sido testeada, no se considera confiable, no creo que haga alusión a que haya sido mal intencionada.
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