Sentence examples similar to grossly specified from inspiring English sources
It also became clear that quants had grossly mis-specified the set of possible outcomes, and had calculated conditional probabilities of events, subject to the world staying more or less as they had known it.
It is clear that the estimate is fairly robust to this threshold so long as it is not grossly mis-specified.
NOAA says it will still issue aggregated fisheries information — it has not specified what kind — but Mr. Crockett says that grossly aggregated data representing a large area or an entire fishery would not be very useful for studies.
Given the hierarchical nature of retinal growth, with RGCs the first cell type to be specified, we might expect that removal of this protein would grossly disrupt eye development.
Health care is grossly under-engineered: devices don't talk to each other, treatments are not specified and ensured and outcomes are largely assumed rather than measured.
In particular, folk psychology appears to have gotten right the grossly-specified functional profile of many cognitive states, especially those closely related to sensory input and behavioral output.
He glosses over the statistic mentioned in his own courtroom that the number of "grossly ineffective" teachers in California--he doesn't specify how they're defined--amount to 1% to 3% of the total.
He acknowledged that it was impossible to specify just how many cancers were environmentally caused, because not enough research had been done, but he said he was confident that when the research was done, it would confirm the panel's assertion that the problem had been grossly underestimated.
