Sentence examples for are rather imprecise from inspiring English sources

The reason for this is that the auxiliary inequalities (Lemmas 3, 4, and 5), used in the proof of Theorem 2, are rather imprecise and cannot imply the same result.

However, purely homology-driven prediction strategies are rather imprecise [ 38].

We performed sensitivity analyses stratified by fracture subtype (torso, upper limb, lower limb, vertebral, hip, skull or face), but because of small numbers of events, these estimates are rather imprecise and should be interpreted cautiously.

The predictive success of "pocketbook voting" for aggregate outcomes in PMV is striking because its predictions are rather imprecise if not plainly wrong for individual votes (see Appendix A for distributions of individual votes).

Measurements of blood pressure, however, are rather imprecise because they are prone to considerable background day to day variability ("noise") and this can make it difficult to detect a true change in blood pressure ("signal").

The concept of dual use technology turns out to be rather imprecise representing a multitude of different meanings.

I found these to be rather imprecise and overly "clicky".

Recipes can be rather imprecise: a dab of butter, a pinch of salt.

With respect to sintering property of coal ash, the ash fusion test (AFT) tends to be rather imprecise and subjective while ash viscosity measurements, although more precise, require complex equipment and are not really suitable for routine testing [5].

The 'within-country' analysis (pages 4 5) is rather imprecise.

Second, the term 'new or increased sputum production' is rather imprecise and depends on subjective impression.