Sentence examples for imprecise owing to from inspiring English sources

But that and similar accounts are imprecise, owing to both official secrecy and the difficulties of fact-finding and verifying in some of the world's most dangerous places.

First, the point estimates of PID incidence were rather imprecise, owing to the lower than expected incidence of PID in the trial [ 11].

In a further subgroup analysis for major childhood leukemia subtypes, i.e., acute lymphoblastic leukemia and acute myeloid leukemia, the relation with benzene exposure appeared considerably stronger for the latter category and in the youngest age group, although the estimates were imprecise owing to the small numbers involved.

The estimates are imprecise owing to the fairly low event rates.

More adverse events were reported in the surgery groups (odds ratio 28.25, 3.77 to 211.93), but the estimate is very imprecise owing to the low absolute rates, as indicated by the width of the confidence interval.

Adding father's occupation, parental income, and whether the child repeated a grade in school to the model only marginally affected the estimate for a one unit decrease in IQ (from HR 1.017 (95% CI 1.010 to 1.024) to HR 1.018 (95% CI 1.010 to 1.026) for those men that had data on all covariates; change <6%; for women the reduction was <18%, but this estimate is imprecise owing to low numbers).

Therefore, Wu et al. may have found significant differences in measurements of right and left eye fissure height between males and females owing to imprecise identification of ps and pi.

The odds ratios and 95% CIs of osteoporosis were large but imprecise for PFHxS in the quartile analysis owing to the small number of observations.

1 2 Studies from routine clinical practice often report imprecise and inconsistent manual office blood pressure readings owing to poor measurement technique, patient-physician interaction such as conversation during readings, and failure to minimise patient related factors such as anxiety.

Limitations of prior studies include imprecise estimates of rates in spontaneous pharmacovigilance studies, owing to under-reporting of cases and an unknown denominator 4 5 and low numbers of events in observational studies.

Unfortunately, owing to the low number of accumulated events, estimates from these analyses were imprecise and do not allow any meaningful conclusion.