Sentence examples for making with imprecise from inspiring English sources

Decision making with imprecise probabilities has some problems, however.

Decision making with imprecise probabilities is discussed by Seidenfeld (2004), Troffaes (2007), Seidenfeld, Schervish, and Kadane (2010), Bradley (2013), Williams (2014), Huntley, Hable, and Troffaes (2014).

In the intensive care unit the extent of primary and secondary injury often eludes clinicians, making prognostication imprecise and difficult.

The ROC curve for the cTnI is, then, a combined ROC curve of two different assays, making it imprecise.

The first trials we made with this technique showed that it was as imprecise as difficult to control.

The absolute difference in length between any pair of measurements made with ultrasound and DTI was substantial (10 mm or 20% of the mean), indicating that the measurements were imprecise.

Reviewers also noted that there was a certain weight to the turntable portion of the controller which made scratching imprecise, particularly with the inner blue button where only minimal torque can be applied.

The numbers of people recruited from Scotland were low, making this comparison imprecise.

Stimulating V5 before target onset briefly disrupts this internal model (or, at least, makes it imprecise) and interferes with the spatio-temporal-specific predictive signal, eliminating the detection advantage of predictable in-time targets over unpredictable out-of-time targets.

Also, great individual variations among patients make them imprecise and unreliable[3].

Over the short term, it is much easier to keep working with DNA than to voluntarily make the already imprecise recombinant DNA work (compared to mechanical engineering) even more challenging.