The phrase "are not very precisely" is not correct in standard English.
It can be used when discussing the lack of accuracy or exactness in a statement or measurement.
Example: "The results of the experiment are not very precisely defined, leading to potential misinterpretations."
Alternatives: "are not very accurate" or "are not very exact."
However, this has proven to be not a straightforward task, complicated by the fact that orthologous candidate substrates show homologous regions that are enriched for Cdk motifs, but where in many cases the number and precise positioning of the motifs are not very precisely conserved.
In conclusion, even when the preference probabilities are not very precisely estimated, the proposed technique can provide better performance than the reference ones, provided that the estimated preferences are not much worse than the implicit estimation of EWNC.
"They're operating in an area where the rules are not very precisely defined and I think the accusation is that they are being more generous than the normal international interpretation would be".
But studies show that humans are not very good at precisely recalling things.
However, this definition is not very useful unless one defines more precisely what is meant by "function".
In such a competitive market, it seems, Britain's unique selling point is precisely that it is not very friendly.The sort of middle class Vietnamese able to contemplate an overseas degree has a pretty strong sense of the big players in English-language higher education.
"A lot of the Republican voters out there who support him are doing that precisely because he's not very Republican," Amash said.
It's not very well defined". He said a supermoon was to some extent a moveable feast compared with an eclipse, where the timing can be measured precisely.
This motivates the term ℋ x = g κ δ C a 2 ∑ s ∇ 2 h, with the sum over all lattice sites, δ C ∼ 10m− the difference in the spontaneous curvature between Lo and Ld domains (Leibler and Andelman, 1987; Liu et al., 2005; Schick, 2012), and g > 0 the dimensionless parameter introduced previously to reflect the fact that the model parameters are not known very precisely.
Applying law to war is like playing football on a baseball field - it can be done, but not very precisely.
'In what ways?' It turns out these questions cannot be answered, at least not very precisely.
