Sentence examples for more imprecise from inspiring English sources

Although dial scales were significantly more imprecise than digital scales, absolute imprecision tended to be within 0.91 kg of calibration weights, a level far below the threshold that would cause weight to result in an error of one BMI unit (i.e., approximately 2.7 kg) [ 22].

The harder I'm writing, the more imprecise my spoken language becomes.

He explained that "the fewer the people in each county, the more imprecise the estimate will be".

The comments were verified and more imprecise references were found by The Times as it reviewed his background.

This represents one of the more imprecise units of measurement in football, as there seems to be no official confirmation of the volume of an average hat.

It's written in a very difficult to decipher hand, even more imprecise than Chopin's normal sketching hand, which can be maddeningly imprecise.

Despite their refrain of "To be precise," it's hard to imagine a more (delightfully) imprecise pair.

But is zap really no more than crassly imprecise?

Further, this method could be more applicable in imprecise environment rather than in precise environment.

This knowledge gap makes fire management planning for western juniper control more difficult and imprecise.

Calculating the impact of a full page ad in a newspaper is a slightly more complex and imprecise process.