Red Cross officials said they were untroubled by the chance that the victim count might be imprecise for the time being.
It was imprecise for Crash Davis (Kevin Costner's character in "Bull Durham") to say that strikeouts are "fascist," but he was right that they are "boring," at least in excessive quantities.
The American Academy of Physicians has no statement on the effectiveness of decongestants, but it does say that dosage guidelines for cough and cold mixtures are imprecise for children and that more research on dosage, safety and efficacy for children needs to be done.
Estimates were taken from reputable published sources, but are bound to be imprecise for very rare disorders.
However, the timing of HIV infection was imprecise for 50 children in the VTS and 3 in Ditrame Plus.
Limitations of this study are: the relatively small number of patients overall, as eIF2B-related disorders are rare disorders; the age of disease onset, that may be imprecise for some patients, since it is determined retrospectively.
This was necessary because estimates for incidence and mortality were imprecise for less frequent conditions.
In prior work, Scotch et al. (2011) characterized ADM1-level geospatial information to be imprecise for local phylogeography studies.
For the comparison of paclitaxel eluting stents with bare metal stents all estimates were imprecise for both the Academic Research Consortium definition of definite stent thrombosis and per protocol definitions.
