Sentence examples for imprecise understanding from inspiring English sources

Deep concern among parents about the effects of concussions is colliding with the imprecise understanding of the injury.

Despite the appeals court's finding that the law applied even in early pregnancy, this depiction has an undoubted political resonance because it comports with the popular, if imprecise, understanding of the imprecise term "partial-birth abortion".

Incomplete or inadequate staging often leads to an imprecise understanding of the clinical conditions of the patient and hence to inappropriate or incomplete therapeutic planning.

And in addition, epistemological ambiguities reside in the very notion of 'agent' or 'agency' in consideration of the imprecise understanding of personal identity or notions of self-consciousness underlying such constructions: (1) what exactly is acting and (2) is any given action done by an agent or to an agent?

In other contexts, many have criticized fallacy theory on the grounds that traditional fallacies are imprecise tools for understanding argument, and because a focus on them inevitably emphasizes poor reasoning rather than good argument.

The model results also contributed to identifying the main travel activity features that affect travel time reporting, providing indications that can assist in understanding and mitigating the impact of imprecise measurements.

"But that's the interpretation the public gets, when what they should be understanding is that this is a very imprecise science".

The mothers' reports of asthma symptoms may be imprecise, given their erroneous interpretations of perceptions of these symptoms, as well as problems understanding questions, particularly when we consider that this population has a low socioeconomic status.

As mentioned previously [ 2], understanding the detailed structure of human genetic variation may help to deconstruct imprecise group definitions currently applied in biomedical research and avoid unintended consequences of generalizing biological characteristics across these groups (e.g., beta-blocker efficacy).

Although there is considerable pharmacokinetics expertise in understanding the behavior of a drug product, pharmacodynamics, the effect of a drug on normal and diseased tissue, remains imprecise due to the surrogate nature of the assays.

ASK a philosopher, a theologian, an artist or a composer how close humanity is to understanding the mystery of cosmic creation, and you are liable to get an answer that is majestic, inspiring and extremely imprecise.