Sentence examples for imprecise divisions from inspiring English sources

To further address the consequence of these imprecise divisions, we analyzed our metaphase spreads from AB control and homozygous mutant embryos for the number of chromatids present.

C. albicans may employ imprecise mitotic divisions as a response to highly stressful environments.

Loss of Esco2 results in embryonic lethality due to extensive chromosome scattering upon entrance into prometaphase, in a prolonged mitotic delay and, ultimately, in imprecise chromosome segregation upon division.

One popular analogy that quantifies radiation exposure while flying in numbers of chest X-rays, said Joe Kunches, chief of the space weather operations division, is often imprecise.

However, the lack of cellular resolution of progeny cell fate, vital for dissecting progenitor division patterns, and the imprecise spatiotemporal control of clonal labeling have so far precluded a definitive understanding of this complex and dynamic process.

Although the science is imprecise and often disputed, some scholars have found patterns of partisan divisions at all levels of the federal judiciary, based on the appointing president.

That is too imprecise.

It's imprecise.

But how imprecise?

(The records are imprecise).

Immigration figures are notoriously imprecise.