We took dictation for Bob's e-mails, nudged him to respond to invitations and queries, memorized the list of words and phrases that he found too imprecise or jargonish to allow into the Review: "context," "scenario," "key," "in terms of," "on the table".
Of note, we investigated the technology to monitor skin temperature continuously, and found it imprecise and unreliable.
Six of the available models were evaluated for their ability to predict the tacrolimus area under the concentration time curve in independent patients and were found unacceptably imprecise unless at least two individual concentrations within the dosing interval were known 21.
The law exempts voters who suffer from "a reasonable impediment", but the Justice Department found this wording imprecise, and hence subject to capricious enforcement.South Carolina has the right to appeal to a federal district court, and Nikki Haley, the state's Republican governor, seems minded to do so.
The new touchpad on the guitar controller was found to be imprecise to make it difficult to use during difficult song sections and would sometimes fail to register taps or slides; some of these issues were attributed to initial manufacturing problems.
Also, these formulas were found to be imprecise in individual patients with deviations > 10 mmol/L [ 11].
It has been shown that retrospective analysis of appropriateness criteria is feasible but is found to be imprecise when adjudicating patients to certain indication groups [ 37].
Citing a meta-analysis of esophageal Doppler cardiac output (CO) validation studies that I co-authored [ 2], they claimed this showed 'limited accuracy' and that 'absolute CO measurements were found to be imprecise'.
Furthermore, despite proven validation, many food questionnaires have been found to be imprecise [ 127], due to the fact that people tend to answer these type of questions based on what their dietary routines are, more than on the real consumption.
We found substantial although imprecise elevations in the risk of ALS for 400- to 1,999-day exposure to cutting, cooling, or lubricating oils and for ≥ 2,000-day exposure to dyes or printing inks (Table 4).
