Sentence examples for imprecise by from inspiring English sources

This neglect, which she attributed to collectivist bias and incompetence, was partly due to the fictional form in which the best-known statements of her philosophy appeared, which necessarily rendered them imprecise by professional standards.

Under such conditions the accident progression might become unpredictable and the source term estimation, imprecise by orders of magnitude.

The concept of linguistic variables creates the possibility for an approximate characterisation of processes which are too complex or too imprecise, by conventional quantitative analysis.

However, its definition is too imprecise by far.

However, the estimates from PSM were a little more imprecise by reducing the effective sample size.

This interaction term was statistically imprecise by conventional alpha, while the interaction between FACT and CAN psychotic symptoms remained.

Furthermore, they showed that the observed 5' precision is not caused by imprecise processing by the two endonucleases Drosha and Dicer, but by an event selecting precise 5' ends at or after the 2'-O-methylation of the 3' end and Argonaute2 loading of the miRNA guide strand.

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.

1. Regarding peak oil, there is (in general) great confusion about the topic, which is aided by the use of imprecise definitions by various groups.

Correction: May 24, 2000, Wednesday An article yesterday about the Republican primary in New Jersey for the Fifth District seat held by Representative Marge Roukema omitted clarification for an imprecise reference by her opponent, E. Scott Garrett.

Levy et al. methodology standardises comparisons of imprecise tests by taking into account fundamental properties for assessing imprecision and practical performance of tests designed to measure similar physiological variables.