Sentence examples for data was imperfect from inspiring English sources
At the time, even the new data was imperfect.
The U.S. military was trying to use radar data to aim its anti-aircraft guns automatically, but that data was imperfect.
While the available data was imperfect, it did not undermine his central argument about widening inequality, he said.
For M. tuberculosis, we did not have enough data to estimate per-drug thresholds, and we knew that the phenotyping data was imperfect (for example embB mutations at amino acid 306 lead to ethambutol MICs that are very close to the critical concentration, leading to stochastic switching of test results).
The agreement between model predictions and column data was imperfect (i.e., within a factor of two) for the sorption plus biodegradation test and the error almost certainly lies in the difficulty of measuring a biodegradation rate that is applicable to the column conditions.
While the authors fully admit that the data is "imperfect", the survey does provide a starting point in the conversation around what all that sitting means to the global economy.
For the last period of the study (2005 2009), educational data are imperfect for individuals aged 85 years or above.
Unfortunately, even by restricting code types (i.e. inpatient vs. outpatient, primary vs. secondary) or using combinations of codes identification of HF patients using administrative data is imperfect.
The listings data are imperfect; Mr. Shek says about 15 percent of listings the team dials each month are out of date, miscategorized or otherwise unreachable, and that a Centzy representative will generally call up to four times during standard business hours before giving up on a company's existence.
Because this data is imperfect, and because many companies are choosing to delay the announcement of their seed rounds, we intentionally made the definition broad.
