Sentence examples for a slightly imprecise from inspiring English sources

When it comes to skiing, the term fusion was popularized by Micah Black, a 34-year-old extreme skier, who made his name riding down steep slopes in the backcountry, where a slightly imprecise turn could mean a fall off a cliff or the start of an avalanche.

The MRI is often cited in popular media as being this magical cure-all or way to see "the exact location of love" or some such nonsense, when it is actually a limited tool with very specific applications and limitations — for example, interference from water and tissue makes it a slightly imprecise affair.

Furthermore, we measured the occurrence of these promoter elements within restricted intervals that are known to be functional leaving a small window on either side for slightly imprecise localization.

Also, given the great differences in species richness across large regions such as Europe, slightly imprecise numbers are unlikely to affect the results of ecological studies significantly.

Variations in pocket depths tend to be relatively small (measured in millimeters) and as such, even slightly imprecise assessments resulting from procedural errors by the dental examiners could generate substantial bias and have an adverse impact on the validity of corresponding inferences.

The observed differences between the two approaches might thus rely on the slightly imprecise estimate of the mtDNA control region's molecular clock affecting the rho estimate and on the disregard of variation in site-specific mutation rates affecting the MMD estimation.

The observed differences between the two approaches might rely on the slightly imprecise estimate of the mtDNA control region's molecular clock affecting the rho estimate and on the disregard of variation in site-specific mutation rates affecting the MMD estimation.

Calculating the impact of a full page ad in a newspaper is a slightly more complex and imprecise process.

Comparison with city test scores is imprecise because Bronx Prep used a slightly different exam.

African Americans and Hispanics had a slightly higher risk for Wilms tumor, although these estimates were imprecise due to small numbers.

As the model assumes temporally constant mortality and development time the predicted timing of the first break can only be an imprecise estimation and a more detailed model would result in a slightly longer first activity break later in the season.