Sentence examples for Imprecise method from inspiring English sources

The source said only about 20 of the hundreds of cases they had reviewed turned out to be legitimate debts Victoria Legal Aid said there were real problems with using such an imprecise method of comparison.

But as anyone who's ever tried to build an ironclad spam-filter on their own knows, this can be an imprecise method.

With such an incredibly imprecise method of looking into your brain, the amount of recognizable signals you can create for it is pretty limited — the NIA supports less than a dozen "brainfingers".

Although serial dilution is the simplest method to obtain a single cell in a single well via serial double dilution, it is a coarse and imprecise method that is rarely used in SCS (Fig. 1a).

Large random error is a characteristic of a very imprecise method of measurement.

These latter two deletions [129], [130] have only been characterized cytogenetically, which is a relatively imprecise method [131], and it would be beneficial to map the exact deletion boundaries to confirm whether the deleted regions encompass DIA1.

Many of the plants grown today by both conventional and organic farmers were created with brute force and imprecise methods, scientists said.

We show that inference has similar complexity properties as precise probabilistic inference, unlike most imprecise methods for which inference is more complex.

In making the ruling, Judge Patterson also said that the laboratory which administered the tests for the Transit Authority from 1984 to 1987 used imprecise methods and did not allow employees to have urine samples tested by a different laboratory, thus depriving them of an opportunity to rebut test results.

While larger deviations represent errors obtained by more imprecise methods, like RSSI. Figure 8a d presents the error performance by varying the distance estimation inaccuracy and the number of estimates, showing 3D graphs with the combination of RPE and DPE with KF and PF. Figure 8e, f shows the cases of 1 and 50 distances estimates, respectively.

For that count, the federal government relies on several notoriously imprecise methods that are particularly inaccurate when attempting to estimate this population, because of behaviors and preferences that leave them largely uncounted.