Sentence examples for although not precise from inspiring English sources

Therefore, although not precise, the provided estimation will serve as a lower bound for the number of prefixes after expansion, and it can be used to decide whether it is worth computing the expansion.

There are concerns that 12 January earthquake could be the beginning of a new long-term sequence: "the whole region is fearful"; historical accounts, although not precise, suggest that there has been a sequence of quakes progressing westwards along the fault, starting with an earthquake in the Dominican Republic in 1751.

These structures, although not precise models, are expected to represent the conformers for which differential distribution at the two temperatures is mainly responsible for the observed differences between the hot and cold unfolded ensembles present.

A cutoff of 19.1 μg/dL disclosed the highest accuracy (84.6%) to distinct ATL from OTS, although was not precise for neither confirmation nor exclusion of OTS.

Up to 20 Serbian civilians and 5 Albanians were reported injured, although figures were not precise.

For eleven seconds, precisely — Tharp is nothing if not precise, although she did concede that there would be a few seconds more of glory if one counted the time spent taking a bow.

Although the questionnaire is not precise enough to analyze points of disagreement, the difficulty most often reported by doctors related to consultation with an outside expert.

At coarse scales, noise is unimportant and maxima are easy to identify, although their locations are not precise (the smoothing has "blurred" the signal).