Sentence examples for imprecise metric from inspiring English sources
This is an imprecise metric, which is why we generally didn't dive into the numbers behind the graphs.
Even so, such an approach can swing wildly, making fair value a imprecise metric for regulators to use.
At best you have an imprecise metric that provides the illusion of relevance.
Total enrollment in the marketplaces, although an imprecise metric, has been watched closely because sustained growth is considered vital to reducing the number of uninsured and keeping premiums in check by getting healthier Americans into the market.
For years, anxiety and ambition have hung on the letters, but educators now say that the metric is imprecise and does little to reflect a student's progress, especially in the early years of schooling.
There are two well known extensions of the notion of metric space to frameworks in which imprecise models are considered: fuzzy metric spaces (see [1 7]) and probabilistic metric spaces [8 11].
The numbers are imprecise.
The likeness is imprecise.
Imprecise results or interpretation.
