Sentence examples for less precise estimations from inspiring English sources

This, in turn, could result in less precise estimations.

In one data-set only one radiograph per patient was available; it is known that this results in less precise estimations of the progression rate compared to having serial radiological measurements [ 37].

Hence, a less precise estimation of Ka/Ks could have affected our power to detect this correlation in our analyses.

In the second part, we consider a linear approximation of the reference function which provides a simpler but less precise estimation.

This may cause less precise estimation of standard errors and confidence interval.

Another weakness of the present study is our relatively small number of cancer cases, which may result in less precise estimation of risk factor disease associations.

These latter methods offer a less precise estimation of renal function, but can generally be performed with minimum patient inconvenience and at a lower cost than the isotopic methods.

This indicates that highly accurate SNP identification is possible even when using a lower SQ threshold for SNP identification, although the cost is less precise estimation of the MAF.

This allows better estimation of effect sizes (amount of cotyledon opening conferred by the two alternative alleles at a locus), at the cost of less precise estimation of the position of the QTL on the map and less ability to detect 'small' QTL that have relatively little effect on the response [ 56, 58].

Urban areas will lead to more precise estimates, rural areas to much less precise estimates.

The marginal possibility distributions obtained in each case are compared in Figure 11, where it can be observe how the model uncertainty is translated into the flux estimations; consider this uncertainty results in less precise flux estimations, given the less reliable model equations.