Sentence examples for imprecise capacity from inspiring English sources

The use of key cost drivers based on old and imprecise point systems, originally developed for physician reimbursement, results in imprecise capacity and resource planning (e.g., operating room or staff costs for DRGs).

As another study, Nager et al. (2014) developed a multi-objective two-stage stochastic programming supply chain model that incorporated imprecise production rate and supplier capacity under scenario dependent fuzzy random demand associated with new product supply chains.

Other limitations include the single time of biologic sample collection, lack of data on other exposures, such as chlorinated naphthalenes, imprecise measures of insulin resistance and secretory capacity, and limited data on additional confounders and effect modifiers.

There was some evidence of a small synergistic effect between lower methylation capacity and older age or cigarette smoking, although the estimates were imprecise.

Accordingly, and based on limited and imprecise evidence, there is a strong need in the region to build the capacity and infrastructure necessary to undertake a population-based cohort study to address these remaining knowledge gaps and to inform public health policymakers of the impact of CVD in our countries.

That is too imprecise.

It's imprecise.

But how imprecise?

(The records are imprecise).

Immigration figures are notoriously imprecise.

(An imprecise dosage killed people).