Sentence examples for and is not precisely from inspiring English sources

The disease's hereditary pattern was, and is, not precisely known.

We Are What We Are has no tinge of the supernatural, and is not precisely a horror film like Let the Right One In, although I can see it getting an English-language remake called something like What We Are.

However, this method requires an input function and a lumped constant that indicates the ratio of FDG uptake to glucose uptake, and is not precisely known for the tumours.

However, as the actual border between L3 or L2b/L and NCM cannot be seen in the structural MR image and is not precisely reported in more detailed histological studies (Fortune & Margoliash, 1992), we are not able to make such a claim conclusively.

In Marx-Bank, as a typical way of energy storage, the capacitive stored energy is released by switches such as spark gap, diode, and laser-actuated semiconductors which cause the pulse shape, and PRI is not precisely controllable [1].

The downregulated expression pattern of adhesion molecules observed in p63-depleted cells (reduced expression of integrin β1, β2 and α3) is not precisely reproduced in iASPP-depleted cells (reduced expression of integrin β1 and increased expression of integrin α3).

However, the realistic method remains to be established and the association between drug actions and network properties is not precisely known.

This is grim reality, and social realism is not precisely Buñuel's forte; it is the poetic departure from this reality that makes Los Olvidados so riveting.

This is true because a law that targets religious practice for disfavored treatment both burdens the free exercise of religion and, by definition, is not precisely tailored to a compelling governmental interest.

The exact pathophysiological mechanism of migraine and associated PTSD is not precisely known.

His reply to the Pharisees and the Herodians is not precisely a parable.