Sentence examples for are imprecise with from inspiring English sources

German figures are imprecise with prisoners of war being recorded as 601 in some sources and up to 1,600 in others.

Nevertheless, because a large proportion of the deaths occurred in the first 48 h after injury, the subsequent HR are imprecise with wide confidence intervals.

However, our data contradict less critical reports that are imprecise with respect to patient groups examined and ER β variants detected.

The joins of V to D and D to J are imprecise, with loss or addition of nucleotides contributing to further CDR3 diversity.

He was imprecise with his location against a relentless lineup.

They had opportunities to test Cech but Marko Arnautovic and Mame Biram Diouf were imprecise with their finishing.

Rather, after measuring an interval they combine that measurement, which is imprecise, with their prior knowledge of what the interval could have been.

Watson shot a 73, Matt Kuchar recorded a 73 as well, and Phil Mickelson was imprecise with his driver for a second consecutive day, hitting five of 14 fairways (a day after hitting only one of 14) and shooting a 72 to sit at six-over for the tournament.

All-cause mortality was also increased in all three hypertension groups but estimates were imprecise with wide confidence intervals.

The estimated association with heat was imprecise, with the CI including magnitudes found in daily studies but also including zero.

The effect measures all indicated increased risk, but were imprecise, with wide 95percentt confidence intervals that included the null.