Sentence examples for but is less precise from inspiring English sources

The map he was relying on was a 2010 map of earthquake fault activity that shows the general location of faults but is less precise at a block level.

Using a straightedge and scoring the board with a sharp utility knife, then bending it (similar to cutting gypsum wallboard products) is a technique that can be used––it produces very little dust, but is less precise and doesn't give a smooth, flat cut.

Staples permit faster closure of the skin but are less precise than sutures.

But, being less precise, they are also in perfect agreement with the Standard Model).Second, it is too early to tell whether LHCb's measurement and subsequent analysis was done properly.

Compared to the global model, the hierarchical model results in predictions of oxygen demand that more accurately represent site-specific observation but are less precise than the global model.

Furthermore, the forecasting results of the weekly prices of cowpea are quite precise in the trend forecasting (whether the price goes up/down), but are less precise in the forecasting of a sudden rising or declining.

The association with pulse pressure was essentially unchanged but was less precise (Table 2).

The predicted PM10 2.5 levels showed little bias but were less precise compared with PM2.5 (Yanosky et al. 2009).

In comparison, predicted PM10 2.5 levels exhibited little bias but were less precise (cross-validation results are detailed elsewhere) (Yanosky et al. 2009).

Across regions, model predictions exhibited low bias and high precision (NMBF of −1.6% and NMEF of 14.3%, respectively), but were less precise in the west (Southwest, Northwest, and Central Plains regions).

In general, the point estimates of active smoking risks in this secondary analysis were higher than those based on inclusion of passive smokers in the reference group but were less precise because of the much smaller size of the reference group.