Sentence examples for imprecise 1 from inspiring English sources

We then find that when (1 − R) Y < 1: (100) σ tot 2 = σ 2, and when (1 − R) Y > 1: (101) σ tot 2 = (1 − R 2 ) var (μ e ) − τ 2. This brings out most clearly that, when the regulation is imprecise ((1 − R) Y > 1), the final noise level that is evolved matches the fraction of the variance in desired expression levels var(μ e ) that is not tracked by the condition-response.

The approaches used for the clinical assessment of the severity of TBE as reported in the literature are heterogeneous and rather imprecise [ 1, 3, 8] and therefore do not permit accurate comparison within and between (study) groups of patients with TBE.

Roy Basler, editor of Lincoln's "Collected Works," wondered if his grave was at Arlington on a "hunch," and duly found one William H. Johnson in Plot 3346, Section 27, whose corresponding burial record for an avowedly imprecise "1864" seemed to fit the bill.

Blur could in principle fill in the parts of visual space where disparity is imprecise [15].

First, trust has a fuzzy nature and it is indefinite or imprecise [41].

However, the quantitative knowledge of the channel in this frequency range is still imprecise [14].

A further study found increased risk of stroke among men and women who reported analgesic use for headache in general, but the classification of headache and stroke in this study was imprecise [128].

Elsewhere, diameter was a significant yet imprecise (r2 = 0.26) predictor of tree-level fecundity in only 8 of 14 tree species in a Malaysian rain forest [56].

The large odds ratio of 4.4 was statistically significant but imprecise (95% CI = 1.1 29.1).

The estimated increase in mortality with heat (1.7% per degree) was very imprecise (−2.9% to 6.5%).

The relative risk estimate for use of intestinal-acting glucocorticoids was imprecise (aOR=1.47, 95% CI 0.56 to 3.84).