Two new methods based on linguistic covering of the state space with fuzzy labels are introduced and used to generate an imprecise limit state function from very scarce experimental data.
Above this (imprecise) limit, unwanted phenomena may occur: some ratings may never be used, whereas others may overlap completely.
Data limitations preclude assessing objective stressors and also result in imprecise estimates, limiting our ability to draw firm inferences.
Although its simple design possesses various strengths, some unaddressed weaknesses such as imprecise analysis, limited modeling capabilities, and static nature plague its full potential.
Imprecise definitions limit the interpretability and clinical relevance of trial results.
However, if the break is imprecise, and has limited homology, then it requires "chaperoning" to assist in the formation of a stably synapsed intermediate, often assisted by microhomology-mediated annealing, that can then be enzymatically processed before ligation.
Furthermore, even if subsequent research determines that the estimates from this approach typically are sufficiently imprecise as to limit the quantitative usefulness of the method, this general approach may have considerable value as a semi-quantitative or qualitative "probe" of whether a substantial amount of residual confounding likely exists.
Clinical studies designed to evaluate novel therapeutic agents in arthritis have been limited by imprecise methods of assessing drug action and by limited power to show significant changes of clinical endpoints [ 10].
This leads to imprecise WCET bounds that limit the timing predictability and timing composability of architectures.
Consequently, the prediction of the TCC is limited and imprecise in the heat transfer and thermal structure analysis of concrete structures.
Thus all the earlier cohort studies were limited by imprecise risk estimates, especially in subgroups of fertility drug users.
