This estimation remains imprecise, but is sufficient to suggest that a high proportion of the population inheriting large haplotype segments from a common ancestor, as observed in this study, is unlikely to happen by chance.
Although our IV estimates are imprecise, both the OLS and IV results tend to suggest that the returns to traditional high school completion include a reduction in smoking.
We also do not mean to suggest that the DSM descriptions and established diagnostic systems are hopelessly imprecise.
A separate review of pharmacy-based measures of medication adherence, however, noted that the assessment of adherence over short intervals is likely to be imprecise and suggested that the observation window should be long enough to span the expected days' supply from at least three dispensing events [ 9].
We thus excluded these two studies to get a more reliable estimate (RR = 0.58 (95% CI 0.31, 1.09) p = 0.092); this estimate, though imprecise, may suggest a mortality benefit of INH prophylaxis.
The fact that all exposure biomarkers are much more imprecise than suggested by laboratory quality data suggests that dose effect relationships may have been underestimated, not just in the Faroes cohort (Grandjean et al. 2003a).
'In history it is always imprecise to attribute fundamental shifts to one moment,' writes Kurlansky.
The son felt he was too "mushy and imprecise" to please his father.
Our estimates are still too imprecise to rule out modest trends in either direction.
The new data are too imprecise to permit pure comparisons of school quality.
Though imprecise, the authors suggest that the use of the SF-6D may be the most appropriate to use among persons with MS compared to other generic utility measures, and further propose the development of MS specific "bolt-on" items to generic utility measures [ 59], or an MS-specific utility measure consisting of only disease-specific dimensions.
