Sentence examples for imprecise influence from inspiring English sources
She films, along with the styles and manners of Mongolian society, the strong but imprecise influence that exposure to Mongolian culture has upon the Western women forced to observe it and participate in it.
However, the influence of imprecise measured GFRs (mGFRs) on estimates of equation error is unknown.
Instead of specific workplace factors, industry codes are often used as an imprecise indicator of workplace influence on workers' reporting [ 27- 29].
It is impossible to assess the impact of these parameters on previous trial results, and it remains plausible that outcomes may still be significantly influenced by imprecise radiotherapy targeting.
It is very clear to demonstrate the overall effects of MIH but imprecise to state the influences of the exact range of temperature when mixing the controls with any body temperature >34 °C together.
Then, the analysis applies two approaches to evaluating imprecise node probabilities in the influence diagram: "a fuzzy probability" and "an interval-valued subjective probability".
They serve many applications that require 1) separation and repeatable engagement, and/or 2) minimum influence that an imprecise or unstable foundation has on the stability of a precision component.
In this context, an important source of error derives from the fact that all television viewing and dietary data are by necessity reported by parents or guardians of these young children; in addition to being imprecise, these estimates may be influenced by desire to report healthy habits.
Imprecise dietary measurement could potentially have influenced our observed associations.
In addition, imprecise dietary measurements could potentially have influenced our findings, but in fact, random errors in diet measurements might lead to a lack of association, but not the reverse.
In particular, we discuss in detail the imprecise knowledge of received waveforms and the influence of step size control on the convergence properties.
