Sentence examples for imprecise because of from inspiring English sources
There are an estimated 255 business in Willets Point and about 90percentt of them are thought to operate from rented space, according to city figures, which are imprecise because of the patchwork nature of the neighborhood.
The numbers are imprecise because of the way campaigns report their spending to the Texas Ethics Commission: at midyear, 30 days before the election and eight days before the election.
The program drew 10.6 million viewers during the 7 p.m. hour, lifting CBS to No. 1 for the night, according to preliminary estimates, which were somewhat imprecise because of interruptions in Western time zones for President Obama's announcement of the death of Osama bin Laden.
Nevertheless this information is imprecise because of process and measurement noise.
They conclude that the correspondence principle is "often thought to be imprecise because of Bohr's use of large, but not infinite, quantum numbers.
However, collecting data for staging manually from unstructured free text is variable and imprecise because of the complexity of the TNM classification, the existence of different versions over time, and variability in the source used to obtain data.
Measurement in the sagittal plane is by nature the most imprecise because out-of-plane translations are difficult to measure precisely using a single plane approach.
None of his rivals won much more than 30 seats; the numbers are imprecise because many of the competing lists consist of floating alliances, with small parties and individuals liable to switch allegiances back and forth.The result "cannot be described as anything other than a victory" for Mr Maliki, writes Reidar Visser, a Norwegian expert on Iraq.
Sure, the analogy is imprecise, because many of the same people are involved in the making of franchise films and art films.
However, the measurements in the delays of the initial EMG spikes were imprecise, because the timing of the oral gavage of the glucose administration was imprecise.
As already noted, many of the estimates are imprecise because the numbers of women in the CPS ASEC sample who are eligible for the Program are relatively small.
