Sentence examples for given the imprecision from inspiring English sources

Given the imprecision of inflation gauges, the Fed must be very careful about any move to raise or lower interest rates, economists said.

(And automated systems now in contemplation will have to take their chances). The Court vows that its ruling will not affect cloud-storage providers and cabletelevision systems, see ante, at 16-17, but it cannot deliver on that promise given the imprecision of its result-driven rule.

He calls out the majority's opinion as 'built on the shakiest of foundations.' (Dissent, page 7) Justice Scalia goes on to say that 'The Court vows that its ruling will not affect cloud-storage providers and cable television systems, see ante, at 16-17, but it cannot deliver on that promise given the imprecision of its results-driven rule.' (Dissent, page 11).

Since differences in immigrant and interprovincial shares with these characteristics are often quite substantial, applying these large coefficients to the immigrant sample gave counterfactuals that could be much different from actual interprovincial migrant locations; however, these comparison are of dubious reliability given the imprecision of the underlying coefficient.

Given the imprecision and temporal variability of EIR estimates, malaria transmission intensity was arbitrarily categorised into three broad categories as low (EIR<10 bites per person per year (pppy)), medium (EIR 10 100 bites pppy) or high (EIR>100 bites pppy).

Given the imprecision of population estimates for coastal Alaska, legal and illegal harvest [42], and the apparent genetic isolation of coastal wolf populations as a whole [10] [11], special caution is warranted in evaluating the consequences of "expected" population declines on wolves in Southeast Alaska, specifically (62 Federal Register 46710).

6 Although the universal definition of myocardial infarction advocates the 99th centile as the upper reference limit, only one in three clinical laboratories currently use this as the diagnostic threshold, given the analytical imprecision of established troponin assays.

Given the large imprecision of the hair mercury parameter and its known variation with hair type and hair color (Grandjean et al. 2002), a better exposure biomarker for prenatal methylmercury is desirable.

Last, given the inherent imprecision associated with geocoded addresses and other geographic data, as well as the fact that we used spatially derived exposures as surrogates for personal exposures, the risk estimates presented here are likely subject to nondifferential misclassification bias.

Interpretation of the results should focus on feasibility, taking into account the stated criteria for success of feasibility, study hypotheses, sources of potential bias or imprecision (given the feasibility nature of the study) and the dangers associated with multiplicity - repeated testing on multiple outcomes.

Rates of type 2 diabetes for those aged 0 9 years are not presented, given the small numerator size and subsequent imprecision of the estimate.