Sentence examples for imprecise measurement from inspiring English sources

Words, when it comes to addiction, are a comically imprecise measurement of fact.

Patent award figures are, at best, an imprecise measurement, said Daniel Weiss, the president of the New York Society of Professional Inventors, based in Farmingdale.

It is in itself an imprecise measurement, specifying neither whether the interval is major or minor nor in which octave register that upper note should be played.

(AppData sees it as having a few thousand monthly active users, but this is an imprecise measurement).

It deals with imprecise measurement of response variable and crisp measurement of explanatory variables.

However, even though pain relief is a desirable outcome, PR is an imprecise measurement because it combines patients who are pain free with those who have residual mild pain at 2 h.

One is the details provided about the missing arms as well as the dimensions (although bear in mind that these were given in imprecise measurements) and the other is the physical character of the stone, typical of many Roman sculptures.

In fisheries, imprecise measurements in catch data from surveys add uncertainty to the results of fishery stock assessments.

Some of the experiments that test this theory relay on somewhat imprecise measurements that have known statistical error characteristics, which are expressed as part of the background or auxiliary hypotheses b.

The model results also contributed to identifying the main travel activity features that affect travel time reporting, providing indications that can assist in understanding and mitigating the impact of imprecise measurements.

We evaluated the error of estimate brought while: (1) undertaking some classical hypotheses in modeling plant growth in a dynamic way, (2) using imprecise measurements of physiological characteristics of the plant or in the environmental data, and (3) not taking into account plant acclimation ability.