Sentence examples for are very imprecise from inspiring English sources
An obvious issue is that their instrumental variable (IV) estimates are very imprecise (the 95percentt confidence interval for men after 1984 includes the possibility that the growth of DI had no effect on employment decline).
Here, it should be noted that these values are very imprecise, as the exact distance between the trapped charges in NR and image charges in tip cannot be obtained in our experiments and it is roughly treated as the lift height, i.e., 140 nm.
In most healthy individuals fetal haemoglobin levels are low, with a considerable proportion of subjects having values below 0.3% HbF; in this range current HPLC measurements are very imprecise, and the traits better represented by F cells in normals.
However, for dense markers and strong LD, the effect estimates of BLUP are very imprecise.
Moreover, because these calculations are highly dependent on the exposure distribution and other assumptions, they are very imprecise.
In some settings where missingness affects a number of variables in the analysis model, the complete records may constitute only a small proportion of the original sample, such that CRA estimates are very imprecise.
"It's very imprecise, it's very instinctive.
I found this unit to be very imprecise, creating a wedge shaped wall rather than a linear boundary.
"The problem with this legislation is that it's trying to get at this amorphous, vague behavior of looking, which is very imprecise," said Donna Lieberman, the group's executive director.
Trade is excluded because the estimates were very imprecise for that industry.
