Sentence examples for imprecise picture from inspiring English sources

Another important methodological issue is that a single exposure assessment provides an imprecise picture of POPs exposure.

In veterinary medicine, the application of internationally recognized guidelines has not yet been implemented generating an even more imprecise picture of HRs status in FMTs (<40% HRs + FMCs in most studies) [ 18, 21, 38].

However, molecular-based sub-grouping according to gene expression profile is impractical in laboratories equipped for routine diagnostic tests, and provides an imprecise picture of the actual sub-classes [ 27] because mRNA levels do not always correspond to changes in protein expression [ 9].

They can't afford to be larkily imprecise in picturing this lot.

"The ratings sample size is generally recognized as too small to be consistent month to month and too imprecise to get an accurate picture, especially of a diverse metropolitan area like Southern California.

Another factor that might contribute to the blurred picture of evidence is imprecise estimation of effects, which makes it difficult to determine whether loss of statistical significance in the intrapair analyses is in fact true or due to type II errors.

Good luck to him, I say: it'll be the only publication out next year that'll be both outdated and issued too soon to appreciate the complete picture – as that'll remain imprecise until all games come to a grinding halt, which they won't.

In April, Nasa released pictures showing just two tiny, imprecise dots — Pluto and its largest moon, Charon, though they wouldn't have been recognisable to anyone but experts.

As incomplete and imprecise as much gun data is, the bigger picture is clear: most guns are not being used in crimes.

Overall, given the high levels of conflict and insecurity, the limited humanitarian access, and the highly dynamic rates and volume of internal (and external) displacement, it is not surprising that IDP estimates are somewhat imprecise and do not present a highly nuanced picture at the aggregate level.

Based on our results, the methods and predictions of Rodda et al. [2] seem particularly imprecise and do not appear to represent an accurate picture of the threat posed by the Burmese pythons.