Sentence examples for imprecise scope from inspiring English sources

The imprecise scope of certain research questions identified, resulting mainly from the process of refining a large number of individual suggestions into a manageable shortlist of 'summary' questions.

A new offence has been created of "advocating terrorism" (s. 80.2C, Criminal Code), an imprecise crime whose scope may cover, for example, opposing the Assad regime in Syria.

Findings and Conclusions The original programme proposal was both ambitious in scope and imprecise in laying out the programme's expected results.

Even bearing in mind the caveats attached to reoffending rates, which, despite efforts by the Ministry of Justice to improve their scope, remain a blunt and imprecise measure, these statistics obviously suggest that the criminal justice system is working more effectively than it was at the start of the decade, at least in terms of reducing reoffending.

These numbers are imprecise, as some clergy do not wish to go public beyond the scope of their individual parish or diocese – a concern that's understandable given that the trans community seldom receives even the legal protections afforded gays and lesbians.

At its launch in 2004, our knowledge of both the scope and scale of the burdens attributable to headache was extraordinarily imprecise; from very large areas of the world, there were almost no reliable data [5].

Tuesday's Supreme Court ruling narrowing the scope of the Americans With Disabilities Act shows that a well-intentioned but imprecise law can generate valid court decisions that nevertheless frustrate the spirit of the statute.

Consequently, it may be possible to further scope some low scoring risks, at least to some extent, using for instance imprecise, ordinal or qualitative/comparative approaches.

This incomplete linkage information is likely to compound the already limited scope of the data, and for these reasons 4% represents a conservative and imprecise estimate for the percentage of minicircle recombinants.

That is too imprecise.

(The records are imprecise).