Sentence examples for continuing imprecision from inspiring English sources

The lack of evaluation by psychiatrists and of information provided by the children themselves (replaced in the study by mothers and teachers) contribute to continuing imprecision as to the presence of this very complex phenomenon in Brazil.

During the offensive coordinator Tony Sparano's return to Sun Life Stadium, the Jets' running game averaged 2.7 yards on 33 carries, and Sanchez misfired on several passes, continuing a stretch of imprecision that began in the second quarter last week in Pittsburgh.

Conceptual imprecision continues to abound, largely due to the ongoing vagaries of the term global health.

In spite of continuing improvements in the flavonoid databases and our dietary assessment tools, there is still a large amount of imprecision in our estimates of flavonoid intakes that limit our ability to determine their role in CVD and other health outcomes.

The AEP/PEP and z-value metrics yield similar but slightly different times for each stride (Fig. 9), which is not due to imprecision but because the legs do, in fact, begin moving backward before they touch the ground at the beginning of stance and continue moving backward even after they leave the ground at the beginning of swing [2].

Was Clapper caught in an "imprecision"?

The downside of familiarity is imprecision.

Her critics cringe at such imprecision.

She concedes his imprecision and hyperbolic tendencies.

That imprecision goes through the whole book.

There's no room for vagueness or imprecision.