Sentence examples for be a precise enough from inspiring English sources

"Tell," however, may not be a precise enough word to describe the book's incantatory narrative style.

"Homeless" may not be a precise enough term for the people we see in the library.

Trade access is not a precise enough weapon to deploy for other goals.

Such studies are likely to overestimate the effects of experimental treatments [ 51] and are unlikely to give a precise enough estimate of effect size and may lead to Type I or Type II errors [ 13, 52].

This aspect of the survey is intended to be an aid to early intervention and is not intended to be precise enough to enable diagnosis.

Another issue is that queries must be precise enough to return topic-related documents without being too specific in order to retrieve at least one document.

For now, though, structures estimated by computers are not likely to be precise enough to use in drug design.

The proposed ELA and nonlinear system identification methods are then found to be precise enough to model the mechanical nonlinearities of SSSM system.

It's never going to be precise enough that you can't stop injuring people below the roof".

One obvious problem with this idea is that the opinion of the scientist might not be precise enough for a determination of a full prior distribution.

That is, the mass spectra are precise enough to verify a chemical formula based on the sum of the mass defects from the constituent atoms.