Which is not one of the factors that may be used to determine whether a form of scientific evidence is reliable?
A) It has no known or potential rates of error
B) It has been subjected to peer review
C) It has been subjected to testing
D) It has standards controlling application of the techniques involved

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All forms of scientific evidence have some degree of potential error, and it's important to acknowledge and address these potential sources of error. Therefore, having no known or potential rates of error is an unrealistic standard for reliability. The other factors listed (peer review, testing, and standards controlling application of techniques) are all important factors that can contribute to the overall reliability of scientific evidence.

Which Is Not One of the Factors That May Be