Sentence examples for a more imprecise from inspiring English sources

My word-fishing has irritated me to the point that instead of moving on and settling for a more imprecise word ("thing" is a tempting stand-in), I sometimes stop and wallow in my frustration, even soliciting the help of my listener.

Compared with the adult group, the children's group exhibited a more imprecise perceptual boundary between /s/ and /∫/ categories, as indicated by a smaller slope value relative to the adult group, t(22) = 2.83, p<.05.

Psychiatry was depicted as a more imprecise field than other specialties.

Although a more imprecise measure, the verbal autopsy method has been validated as a useful tool in developing countries [ 19].

The 24-hr recall method used for intake measurement in the NHANES survey may be a more imprecise proxy of long-term cadmium intake than the FFQ method used in the SMC study.

However, unlike the more closely related phiCbK-like phages, where packaging terminates at the end of the terminal repeat, genome packaging in Colossus appears to have a more imprecise termination and cleavage mechanism.

However, the estimates from PSM were a little more imprecise by reducing the effective sample size.

In veterinary medicine, the application of internationally recognized guidelines has not yet been implemented generating an even more imprecise picture of HRs status in FMTs (<40% HRs + FMCs in most studies) [ 18, 21, 38].

Essentially the Touch Spaces advantage here comes down to Adobe having figured out the best way to create an interface that provides the full power of its desktop creative software in a package that still maintains decent-sized touch targets appropriate both for a stylus or for meatier, more imprecise finger tips.

To create a small deletion or an insertion at a distance from the cut site, it is possible to use repair templates with one homology arm flanking the cut and the other at a distance, but this approach yielded more imprecise edits (strategy 2, maximum distance tested 27 bp).

Although dial scales were significantly more imprecise than digital scales, absolute imprecision tended to be within 0.91 kg of calibration weights, a level far below the threshold that would cause weight to result in an error of one BMI unit (i.e., approximately 2.7 kg) [ 22].