Sentence examples for an imprecise definition from inspiring English sources

The problem isn't an imprecise definition of "objectivity".

At a World Health Organization meeting in 1983, participants said that because an AIDS diagnosis was based on an imprecise definition, the reported cases probably represented the most lethal forms of the disease and that it might not be universally fatal.

Importantly, these data indicate that breast cancer is an imprecise definition that embodies many molecularly distinct neoplastic disorders that share a common normal breast tissue origin.

Finally, one weakness possessed by all analyzed studies was either an imprecise definition of PA or its absence; in some cases, such activities as active transport to and from school, or activities during school hours, were not taken into account while assessing PA [ 28, 31].

These methods all have their shortcomings: questionnaires are subject to recall bias but enable a more specific definition of the exposure (for example, lifting, kneeling), job titles are less prone to recall bias but give a more imprecise definition of the exposure and confounders that might be associated with certain professions.

As "health systems" is entrenched in global health jargon, a risk remains that imprecise definition and a lack of consensus will constrain efforts to build the skills necessary to improve public health delivery [22].

However, the debate turns out to be largely a consequence of imprecise definition and consequent misunderstanding of key concepts (e.g., Graham et al. 2004; Fitzpatrick et al. 2008), rather than true conflict of ideas, as has been made clear by recent insights (Warren et al. 2008) and an extensive literature review (Peterson 2011).

And most institutions in the business of keeping a chronology of economic cyclical activity use a similarly intuitive yet entirely mathematically imprecise definition of recession.

[ 28 ] See Nat Stern, In Defense of the Imprecise Definition of Commercial Speech, 58 MD.

The contribution of such uncertainty factors, like imprecise definition of seismic activity А10, incorrect choice of prevailing type of a motion in the source, using regional laws of attenuation of seismic load intensity in distance instead of local once are substantially small.

The Pathé camera did not allow camera movement, had imprecise definition, and dark rendering.