Sentence examples for introducing imprecision from inspiring English sources

I had been reading about fuzzy logic — that branch of mathematics concerned with deliberately introducing imprecision into decision science.

Often, it's better to be fuzzy, to deliberately introduce imprecision into your team's decision-making process.

This approach introduces imprecision of its own and makes single cell analysis impossible.

Variability of fibrinogen concentration in the haemostatic agents included in our simulations introduces imprecision to any calculations of fibrinogen levels.

Alternatively, the use of ultrafiltration volume as a surrogate for IDWG may have introduced imprecision into the measure and limited our ability to detect an association.

We focused the paper on infection eradication recurrence rather than on functional assessment because of the different orthopedic situations seen in our population of patients for whom assessing the functionality may have introduced imprecision for distinguishing patients in remission from those whose treatment failed.

Second, correction methods often depend on the selection of arguable instruments that potentially introduce another imprecision.

The ill-adapted definition introduces some imprecision in the enumeration of the populations, especially in the Sahel department.

Thus, any random variation introduced by imprecision associated with single measurement would reduce the magnitude of the hazard ratios observed.

The latter may have introduced some imprecision, but we felt this was a risk worth taking in view of the alternative, that is, excluding the studies.

Although it might introduce increased imprecision in the methodology, such bias is considered nondifferential and can therefore hardly explain the statistically significant associations found in two of the four cohorts studied.