The term "aggression," for example, is imprecisely and inconsistently used, often referring merely to the largely symbolic behaviour of animals involving such signals as grimaces.
The use of pharmacokinetic weights ensures that the calibration is most heavily influenced by recent exposure behaviors, but even those are measured imprecisely using questionnaires.
However, if the location of the obstacle is imprecisely prescribed, or if specific information about the context is omitted, the designed obstacle may be utterly ineffective.
However, engaging in religious activities does not have a significant effect – although the coefficient is in the expected direction, it is imprecisely estimated.
The measurement of kidney function remains challenging and CKD is imprecisely defined in older adults.
24 Informative prior distributions were used for the heterogeneity variance, from a published set of distributions for heterogeneity expected in meta-analyses examining particular intervention and outcome types, 25 since heterogeneity is imprecisely estimated when the number of studies is small.
Building on the known complexity of MAP on networks whose parameters are imprecisely specified, we show how to use the reductions to characterize the complexity of MEU when the parameters are set-valued.
The use of laxatives might have been imprecisely registered.
Importantly, when unsuitable HKGs were used for normalization, the influence of two EDCs on CYP4 expression was imprecisely overestimated or underestimated, which strongly emphasized the importance of selecting appropriately validated HKGs as internal controls in biomarker studies.
16I also estimated the models using the initial year concentration level (a continuous variable), however, most coefficients were imprecisely estimated at conventional levels of significance, and therefore these are not shown for brevity.
This article considers the regulation control of nonlinear chemical processes whose dynamics are imprecisely known.
