Sentence examples for less precisely than from inspiring English sources

I just think when he does these things he speaks less precisely than we would like.

That's a legitimate point to raise and a worthwhile topic of discussion, and I wrote less precisely than I probably should have, because I wasn't trying to say that Fox and MSNBC are perfect mirror images or, for that matter, that the Daily Caller and Daily Kos are.

Existing research, however, suggests that these tests assess performance differences between younger learners less precisely than they do in a more advanced population.

The company has invested in growing its content lineup, and its Prime service does provide customers with access to on-demand video, but Twitch, which provides free content to all comers, integrates less precisely than it would with Google.

The slope of the varus-valgus plane is most precisely associated with the overall arthritic slope after approximately 3° of correction and the posterior slope is biased towards the overall arthritic plateau, though less precisely than the varus correlation.

We also note that the Methyl-Seq data recapitulated the methylation status of imprinted genes less precisely than the PBAT data (Fig.  2C).

It is less precisely measured than the electron, as one might expect since muons are less common than electrons and harder to store.

Thus the effects of lead exposure can be noticed in variables less precisely quantifiable than IQ.

Hence the range of topics is typically wider and less precisely formulated than DRG-based allocations and performance measures alone.

In any case focal answers at 0, 50, 100 reflect less precisely known probabilities than non-focal ones.

The point estimate of the effect on the treatment here is slightly larger than before even though less precisely estimated: childlessness is 3.2% higher than what it would have likely been in the absence of the Great Recession, controlling or not for state fixed effect (Models (1 - 2)).