Sentence examples for imprecise estimate from inspiring English sources

However, we instead find a relatively imprecise estimate of a positive wage effect.

GFR estimates from serum creatinine level provide an unbiased but imprecise estimate of GFR at single time points.

Existing position-based routing protocols assume implicitly or explicitly the availability of accurate position information in the nodes' lists of neighbors, while in reality only an imprecise estimate of this position information is available for the nodes.

While these studies provide useful estimations of the energetic cost of choice, calculations based on the distance traveled provide an inevitably imprecise estimate of cost.

We believe calculating S→E as a difference between other parameters combined with the scarcity of LPAI data produced an imprecise estimate for the LPAI infection rate, with a large SD.

First, pre-pandemic serum samples of the crewmen were not available; therefore our estimate of the baseline seroprevalence is only speculative, leading to a possibly imprecise estimate of proportion of peoples who contracted the infection during the cruise.

Previously, officials relied on imprecise estimates.

Does it make sense to remedy this problem by subtracting an imprecise estimated value of options from earnings?

Unfortunately IV produces imprecise estimates and they are very similar in magnitude to OLS.

Thus, potential measurement error is substantial, and it may lead to the imprecise estimates of the wage effects.

This is of course at the cost of reducing the number of shocks and therefore leading to more imprecise estimates.