Sentence examples similar to imprecise traits from inspiring English sources
In most healthy individuals fetal haemoglobin levels are low, with a considerable proportion of subjects having values below 0.3% HbF; in this range current HPLC measurements are very imprecise, and the traits better represented by F cells in normals.
However, the unidimensional approach ignores the correlations between latent traits and yields imprecise measures when tests are short [ 53].
Thus, losses in accuracy associated with incorrect or imprecise relationships were greatest for highly heritable sib-evaluated traits.
However, it should be stressed that the phrase "inheritance of acquired characters" is substantially imprecise in that Lamarck and his followers were very particular about adaptive (beneficial, useful) not just any acquired traits being inherited.
These results should be interpreted with caution because ancestral state reconstruction is imprecise [ 25- 27], and it produces wide confidence intervals [ 28, 29] especially when analysing evolutionarily labile traits, as is typical for sexual ornaments [ 30, 31].
The likeness is imprecise.
Imprecise results or interpretation.
The numbers are imprecise.
(The records are imprecise).
