Imagine a really imprecise version of Punch-Out!! or Infinity Blade.
Heat effects we discussed above, and also the age-specific and cause-specific analyses of cold were too imprecise to allow much interpretation, even if point estimates followed broadly the expected pattern of higher risk in the elderly and for cardiovascular and especially respiratory deaths. 1 26 27 The more precisely estimated patterns we found in the weekly analysis match those found by others.
Such claims are too imprecise to be sustainable interpretations of the results.
26 The rapid expansion of DAPPs shows that this regulation is either imprecise or subject to interpretations, or there is weakness of the health authority to enforce it.
The mothers' reports of asthma symptoms may be imprecise, given their erroneous interpretations of perceptions of these symptoms, as well as problems understanding questions, particularly when we consider that this population has a low socioeconomic status.
Second, the language of policy discourse is frequently imprecise and open to multiple interpretations, so that how policy is forged in the practice of health organisations and professionals - what Lipsky has termed 'street level bureaucracy' [ 54] - requires careful scrutiny.
However, the relatively low number of non-selective beta-blocker users produced statistically imprecise mortality estimates, hindering any clear interpretation of the results in these subgroups.
In males, an overall pattern of facilitation of adaptive evolution dominated as estimated genetic covariances were all positive (Table S6); however, it is unclear from the multiple imprecise estimates alone whether such an interpretation is really justified.
Nevertheless, this classification is controversial, imprecise and can result in multiple interpretations when applied.
Our imprecise abundance data allow only limited interpretations, but a future avenue of research would be to investigate how fragmentation changes temporal dynamics of butterfly populations in tropical forests.
