The phrase "a result of imprecise" is not complete and therefore not fully correct in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consequences or outcomes stemming from a lack of precision in a particular context.
Example: "The errors in the report were a result of imprecise measurements taken during the experiment."
Alternatives: "due to a lack of precision" or "stemming from imprecision."
Some people who had talked to members of the artillery company even suggested that, given preliminary indications, the accident may have been less a result of faulty ordnance, and more a result of imprecise logistical planning.
Sternberg and Horvitz have suggested that hybrid sublineage is a result of imprecise decision, and the specification is allowed to have a number of outcomes.
Excision of core repeats could lead to different truncation of the newly formed first repeat, simply as a result of imprecise mechanisms of sequence turnover.
Uncertainty in the behavior of geotechnical materials (e.g. soil and rock) is the result of imprecise physical processes associated with their formation.
This differential protein output is not the result of imprecise RNA polymerase action nor likely of disparities in the rate of adding lysine codons; lysines are slowly incorporated on iterated AAA and AAG codons.
Echoing other retailers, Starbucks said the imprecise guidance was a result of a "lack of visibility into near-term economic conditions".
Problems exist in using unreported measures when determining whether change occurred as a result of an ineffective intervention or due to imprecise measures.
However, most of the published literature on alcohol-as-a-risk-factor– only reports adjusted RRs, and, thus, the use of unadjusted alcohol RRs for the CRA study would have led to imprecise estimates as a result of leaving out most of the studies.
As always, due to the imprecise time-shifting of CBS's line-up as a result of the live sports overrun, estimates for CBS's programming on Sunday are subject to revision.
As a result of the small number of outcome events, effect estimates for Group 2 were imprecise.
As a result of the low numbers, the estimates of OR from our analysis alone are quite imprecise.
