Sentence examples for imprecise results from inspiring English sources

Imprecise results or interpretation.

They have invested too much precision to achieve hopelessly imprecise results.

Cornell-Wisconsin and McMaster gave similar imprecise results.

Besides, this method reached its limit for inhomogeneously coated surfaces due to the imprecise results.

Unfortunately, static slicing often produces large and imprecise results because of its conservative nature.

Due to smaller patient numbers in common clinical trials patients with rare diseases are subject to a higher risk for imprecise results.

There are some situations where a user does not insist on precise answer to a particular problem regarding BDP, since a coarser-grained imprecise result would make him/her happy enough.

With imprecise error estimates, the step-size adjustment has to be conservative to preserve accuracy, or it risks producing an imprecise result.

However, it is important to consider that the methodological heterogeneity of the source literature makes the cumulative response rate reported in our review and previous systematic reviews a relatively imprecise result.

Although great care was taken, manual isolation of red and green stripes from 'Honeycrisp' peels was imprecise, resulting in tissue samples that were substantially enriched for red or green stripes but not entirely devoid of contaminating tissues.

In addition, the cohort included few hostlers and mechanics, resulting in imprecise effect estimates, and we were unable to fully assess their risk by modeling years of work.