Imprecise date items (follow-up month and follow-up year available) are considered.
The Tagar/Tes group (#7) had to be excluded because of their imprecise dating.
Kit Juckes of SocGen predicts that there will be a summer of happiness and calm, and then "at an imprecise date, when we're not ready" policymakers will "wake up" and decide that they aren't happy with this situation.
Critiquing such theories has often proven difficult, not least because of the imprecise dating of many aspects of the palaeoclimate or archaeological records and the difficulties of merging the two strands of research.
However, when the corresponding fossil data are inadequate or sparse, the lower time boundary based on such data could considerably postdate the true divergence time, potentially leading to inaccurate or imprecise dating results [ 2, 3].
For the initial part of chronology the comparison between light ring years and volcanic activity was saddled with a large uncertainty which arises from the imprecise dating of the oldest eruptions.
The temporal resolution of flowering and fruiting times was kept at months, so that imprecise date information (e.g. 'April 1914') could be incorporated, and quantity of relevant data maximized.
Whether it's imprecise starting dates of employment, incorrect grades or even embellished qualifications, inaccuracies are likely to lead to complications later in the recruitment process.
Parliamentary questions to the Department for Communities and Local Government by Paul Goodman MP only yielded out-of-date and imprecise data that didn't even say how much each recipient got.
A correction in this space on Thursday placed the session in the appropriate time period -- the early 1960's, not 1969 -- but left the date imprecise.
Even more subtly, you might be tempted to be imprecise about your employment dates, to leave out months and write, say, "2012 to 2014".
