Sentence examples for imperfect definition from inspiring English sources

There are retrieval approaches where the imperfect definition of similarity is circumvented differently.

The fundamental problem when measuring the similarity between audio samples is the imperfect definition of similarity.

Since we acquired seven MR slices for the whole mouse heart, imperfect definition of the valve plane could have had an impact on the final calculation of the corresponding left ventricular volumes as well as on the LVEF.

You are a human parent and us humans are imperfect by definition.

It will be a great irony if these jurisdictions now compel hospitals to report VAP prevention process measures validated by studies that used the same imperfect VAP definitions to prove their value yet failed to show any impact on patient outcomes.

The imperfect case definitions and potential subclinical infections in asymptomatic villagers might have led to misclassification, which tends to bias the association toward null; in other words, the observed association would have been stronger had there been no such bias, as evidenced by the sensitivity analysis that used laboratory-confirmed cases only.

Healthcare is by definition imperfect because it's never a "one size fits all" solution.

I believe that any scientific model or theory is a kind of analogy, which is to say imperfect, flawed by definition and at least incomplete.

What could be observed of the material world, however, was by definition imperfect and deceptive, not ideal.

We are by definition imperfect humans, unpredictable, not wholly segmentable, Generation World, global and local Nano trenders.

Writing is by definition an imperfect medium for relaying the human voice.