Sentence examples for imprecision to from inspiring English sources

Fuzzy logic is based on imprecise human reasoning and exploits the tolerance for imprecision to solve complex problems and support decision making on complex systems [17, 18, 19, 20].

"I'm personally comfortable with some imprecision to our measures".

Moreover, IV analysis can add considerable imprecision to causal effect estimates.

It seems the perfect moment for numerical imprecision to become a larger part of all our lives.

Gucci Mane showed a generation how to emphasize intonation over enunciation, and how to deploy slight rhythmic imprecision to buck the stiff authority of the beat.

"I support the president's strong position on containment," he said, appearing, perhaps by imprecision, to suggest that the president's view was that a nuclear Iran could be contained.

Furthermore, we used creatinine clearance rate and sodium reabsorption as measures of renal function, but we admit that these methods can lead to imprecision due to back leak phenomena and slight tubular creatinine secretion.

22 23 24 Stratified analysis of treatment effects in subgroups of the total study cohort may, however, lead to imprecision owing to loss of statistical power.

Although the associations persisted after adjustment for established risk factors, it is possible that this may be due to imprecision due to adjustment for baseline levels only.

Deriving PA from heart rate measurements alone can lead to imprecision due to the difficulty in distinguishing time spent resting from time spent engaging in low levels of PA that do not result in elevations in heart rate.

Mindstreams, which runs under Microsoft Windows, utilizes the DirectX library to minimize imprecision due to operating system activities and data acquisition software to sub-millisecond levels.