Sentence examples for inexact number from inspiring English sources

Collins estimated that Harvey, who was shut down last summer before the season ended, could make 14 more outings this year before hitting his maximum innings count, an inexact number within an undisclosed range.

Its size is inexact because the number of doses depends partly on the skill of the vaccinators, who don't give a shot but instead must lightly puncture the skin.

Patients or their relative often reported inexact values for number of cigarettes or units of alcohol used daily.

Previously, a number of inexact optimization techniques were developed for assisting in the formulation of energy management plans and generation of optimal decision schemes (Liu et al. [2000]; Cai et al. [2009]; Lin and Huang, [2009]).

Those ad revenue numbers are inexact, but still represent a breathtaking hemorrhage.

Many previous occupational studies of paternal exposure to dioxin and birth defects suffer from small numbers and inexact exposure methods.

Therefore, we are currently investigating a statistical score that captures random matches due to different search parameters, inexact matching, and the total number of reads.

If copies vary in size, then copy number has an inexact relationship to the total amount of DNA attributable to a particular TE family, and we estimate total DNA quite accurately.

Those ad revenue numbers are notoriously inexact, but still represent a breathtaking hemorrhage.

"Estimating tortoise numbers is an inexact science in any case," he said.

Instead, this individual population may be increasing — though tracking toad numbers is an inexact science.