Sentence examples for imprecisely determined from inspiring English sources

At present, the bulk compositions of the Moon and Mars remain imprecisely determined.

> -wrap-foot> Finally, several hundred orphan diseases exist in man, with symptoms that may evoke a ciliary origin (deafness, retinal defects, obesity, polydactyly, kidney polycystosis, mental retardation), but with genetic location on chromosomes only imprecisely determined by linkage with markers.

This jump exaggerates the apparent break in the curves in Figure 5B-C, and the relatively small (and imprecisely determined) occupancies of minor states at 180° below makes including those points in the "pseudo Van't Hoff" plots awkward.

However, because of the small sample sizes, the optimal recommended doses generally are determined imprecisely, especially when allowing intrapatient dose escalation.

"Very determined, really determined".

Where imprecisely known small samples require dilution to provide a sample of sufficient volume for the analytical measurement, the extent to which metabolites are diluted (the sample-specific 'dilution factor') is either not known or inaccurately determined.

An opinion essay last Sunday about the usefulness of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders referred imprecisely to the use of the handbook in determining eligibility for special-education services.

Correction: May 26 , 2003 Monday The "On Education" column on Wednesday, about a testing program in Florida that determines whether third graders are promoted referred imprecisely to the role of teachers and principals.

An article on Friday about six voters in the Harris Interactive College Football Poll, which helps determine the Bowl Championship Series matchups, referred imprecisely to the military record of Pete Dawkins, one of the voters and a retired brigadier general who won the 1958 Heisman Trophy as a halfback at Army.

But all of this is imprecise, not least because the notion of set itself was imprecise and imprecisely formulated.

A dance review on Sept. 21 about "Blind Date" by Bill T. Jones credited the set imprecisely.