Sentence examples for imprecise estimates from inspiring English sources

Previously, officials relied on imprecise estimates.

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.

Even when post-classification sampling is undertaken, cost and accessibility constraints may result in imprecise estimates of map accuracy.

It may result in imprecise estimates of exposure because it ignores the fact that regulatory timescales and spatial resolution (even if artificially compressed to a bathing day) can mask large spatial and temporal variability in water quality.

This may have been caused by the quality of input data: insufficient counts or imprecise estimates of the plasma input can make the optimization routine converge at a local minimum.

Also, the small size of one of the subgroups led to imprecise estimates of likelihood ratios.

Therefore, our results must be affected by these imprecise estimates, and more high-resolution data will improve our results.

Despite the high standard deviations of Allport's data, and the as yet imprecise estimates of LIDA's internal parameters, it can be seen from this experiment that the timing data of the Allport agent is comparable to human performance.

Large interpatient variations in parasite clearance result in imprecise estimates.