Sentence examples for highly inexact from inspiring English sources
The tradition "fuses them together in a fierce way," Rabbi Shafran said, adding that he considered archaeology to be a "highly inexact" science.
Custom design is a highly inexact art, with prices fluctuating depending upon many factors, including the availability of fabric and workers, and the due date.
According to post-election testimony before the United States Commission on Civil Rights, Ms. Harris's office overruled the advice of the private firm that compiled the felon list and called for removing not just names that were an exact match, but ones that were highly inexact.
With something over 27% of the vote and the prospect of 13 Iowa delegates, Mr Carter came far ahead of the next contender, Senator Bill Bayh, with 13% and six.Because of rules that come into play in the later meetings, the projections of delegate strength are highly inexact.
Simrank was able to not only find exact matches but also to rapidly detect highly similar inexact matches.
Mr Botha said analysing gastric contents was "a highly controversial and inexact science".
Mr Botha disputed this conclusion, saying that determining the time of death through gastric emptying is guesswork, calling it a "highly controversial and inexact science".
The demand that S believe that B makes death highly likely is admittedly inexact, but it permits us to navigate between two extreme and mistaken views.
This requires more extensive searches, for both exact and inexact matches, against non-target sequences to identify highly specific fingerprints for microarrays.
A nonlinear additive Schwarz preconditioned inexact Newton method (ASPIN) was introduced recently for solving large sparse highly nonlinear systems of equations obtained from the discretization of nonlinear partial differential equations.
The XTEN sequences ranged from inexact repeats of … GSEGEG … and similar sequences to much more highly randomized sequences containing longer inexact repeats of residues similar to … AESPGPGTSPSGESSTAPGT … [ 82].
