The rebuttal belittled the comptroller's findings, noting that the audit had found a "tiny fraction" of imprecise accounting by the corporation by amounts like 0.2 percent, 0.03 percent and 0.34 percent.
The international Falun Gong community is estimated to number in the hundreds of thousands, though participation estimates are imprecise on account of a lack of formal membership.
The poorly defined and variable clinical characteristics of BTcP, together with imprecise prevalence data, account for the discordant taxonomy for this type of pain.
Other attempts at classification rely upon nomograms with imprecise 'grey zones' to account for the imprecision in the Henderson–Hasselbach equation solutions.
However, well-established integrated framework which takes into account vague, imprecise, and subjective issues in complex mechatronic system is still missing and is a source of concern which needs to be addressed.
However, the imprecise probabilist takes into account all the ways $Y$ might affect belief in $H$. Figure 2: A member of the credal committee (after Joyce (2011)) Consider a group of agents who each had precise credences in the above coin case and differed in their priors on $X$.
To account for imprecise and qualitative specifications in the design phase and uncertainties such as noisy measurements and model-plant mismatch in the process phase, and to allow for the nonlinear models and equations, we employ a set-based framework using convex relaxations.
(Allowing for small differences, up to V bp, in the coordinates of introns and exons to account for imprecise mapping of splice junctions, has negligible effects on the comparison results).
But that and similar accounts are imprecise, owing to both official secrecy and the difficulties of fact-finding and verifying in some of the world's most dangerous places.
The presumptive diagnosis was rather imprecise, with "undifferentiated fever" accounting for more than half of the diagnoses.
