Sentence examples for be very imprecise from inspiring English sources
The other is that the timing of a shoot can be very imprecise and require a good bit of waiting around before, all of a sudden, it's time to shoot.
Surprisingly, we found that conventional IES excision can actually be very imprecise, with a high level of error at MDS junctions among the molecules surveyed during IES removal (Table S2 and Figure S2).
The estimated prevalence of each pathogen tended to be very imprecise, due to small sample sizes.
The basic idea behind Eq. (3) assumes that the error estimate based on σg,m alone might be very imprecise, e.g. if only a few replicates are available.
Indeed, in principle, we could also estimate β * from the blood study, but the estimates will be very imprecise due to the small sample size.
However, as ChIP-ed DNA fragments are of ~150-300-bp long but the sequencing reads are much shorter, the location detected in this way will be very imprecise.
"It's very imprecise, it's very instinctive.
"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.
Another point to make about the above formulation is of course that "overwhelming majority" is very imprecise.
