But looking at lost productivity seems like an imprecise way to measure the toll.
Moreover, to measure the imprecise input parameters, according to three types of uncertainty sets, the robust counterparts of the model have been developed.
Previous attempts to measure vertebral motion in vivo have been either static measure, imprecise, two-dimensional, or overly invasive to be applied to serial studies.
In politics and beyond, we often use numbers to validate our intuitions and to measure the vagaries of life, yet we know that these numbers are often imprecise.
But he also affirmed what many of those present had been saying for years: that the SAT and other standardized admissions tests are "incredibly imprecise" when it comes to measuring academic ability and how well students will perform in college.
He publicly affirmed what many of those present had been saying for years: The SAT and other standardized tests are "incredibly imprecise" when it comes to measuring academic ability and how well students will perform in college.
This could have lead to imprecise measure of some exposure variables and hence to the finding, that abuse by spouse was not found to be associated with depression in the multivariable analysis.
This paper proposes a heuristic approach using an imprecise probabilistic graphical model called Valuation-Based System (VBS), and imprecise importance measures to perform the safe design of linear Con/k/n: F systems under data uncertainty (related to the failure data of components) and model uncertainty (related to the system structure).
We used skinfold measurements to define the level of obesity in addition to the more imprecise measure of body mass index, and we assessed aerobic fitness, all important cardiovascular risk factors, and physical activity by objective means.
However, the influence of imprecise measured GFRs (mGFRs) on estimates of equation error is unknown.
