The phrase "a minor precision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small or insignificant detail that requires correction or clarification.
Example: "There was a minor precision in the report that needed to be addressed before submission."
Alternatives: "a slight inaccuracy" or "a small detail".
It deserves publication with minor precisions.
We obtained a minor increase in precision when the effects of some potential confounders were assumed constant over time.
There is a minor loss of precision in using published summary tables from the HSE reports rather than the raw data themselves.
For populations above 25 000, we elected to use the adjusted Chiang II method, which displayed a minor decrease in precision compared with the Bayesian approach but protects against bias if the assumption of spatial correlation is violated, has the advantage of being widely used, and is simpler to communicate to local health authorities.
This choice ensures in fact a minor influence of finite precision problems with respect to belief propagation iterative decoding algorithms.
However, under normal physiological conditions (Sp O2 > 90%) our results support and extend previous findings in demonstrating that anaemia has only a minor impact on the precision of measurements using the pulse oximeter.
Changes in Sp O2 do not reliably predict equivalent changes in Sa O2 in the critically ill Anaemia and acidosis have only a minor influence on the precision of measurements of Sp O2 and Sa O2 ICU = intensive care unit; Sa O2 = arterial oxygen saturation; SD = standard deviation; Sp O2 = pulse oximeter oxygen saturation.
It showed a minor negative bias of less than 1 mmHg and a precision of approximately 2 mmHg.
Both works, along with a velvet-textured, warm-toned account of Brahms's Quartet in A minor (Op. 51, No. 2), were mostly played with admirable precision, and fleeting ensemble flaws registered as spontaneity rather than sloppiness.
Some operators argue that the observed differences in the declarations of on-board production, is a minor problem originating from the existing working conditions at sea, and the lack of precision of the instruments in use.
