Sentence examples for becomes imprecise from inspiring English sources
Beyond that time span, recall becomes imprecise.
The problem is "your precise belief in $H$ becomes imprecise"; or rather, your precise belief in $H$ as represented by $P(H)$ becomes imprecise.
So the alleged problem with dilation and reflection is not as simple as "your precise belief becomes imprecise".
Yu et al. (2006) concluded that the traditionally used formula becomes imprecise as the disk thickness increases.
The downside is that the proportion of the population simultaneously carrying multiple risk alleles becomes minute even with a moderate number of susceptibility polymorphisms, and that even with relatively large data sets, as in our study, the absolute risk estimate becomes imprecise.
After matching, the effect became imprecise 0.14 (95% CI −0.22 to 0.50); however, the minimal clinically important difference (MCID) was still included in the CI.
Untreated women had an increased risk of having a symmetrically small for gestational age infant for both weight and length, but the estimate was attenuated and became imprecise after adjusting for confounding.
The effect of land use on birth weight was also reduced in the full model (4.4 g; 95 percent CI: 2.1 g, 6.6 g), and the effect of cumulative traffic density became imprecise.
The association between ANC delivery advice and place of last delivery became stronger after adjusting for cost (crude OR = 3.28 vs. adjusted OR = 6.58), but cost data were missing for 20%% of the observations, so that estimates of adjusted odds ratios became imprecise (data not shown); cost was therefore dropped from the model.
Out of this range, the approximation of Eq. (2) becomes gradually imprecise and the difference of the phase differences in both channels decreases, mainly because of the small angular separation Δα imposed by the limited pupil size.
As the world approaches polio eradication, the use of case-free periods as an indicator of the cessation of disease transmission becomes increasingly imprecise due to the high proportion of subclinical infections [ 46].
