Sentence examples for much less precise from inspiring English sources

For the mantle and the core the information is indirect and thus much less precise.

But the new information on eight other cases is much less precise.

"Technologies like GPS are effective outside, but much less precise inside".

After 5 days, the egg membrane becomes more opaque, rendering embryo locating much less precise and in most cases impossible.

Although a favorable finding in this outcome is most desirable, the measures used are much less precise than those for efficacy and adverse effects.

The amount is about four times what record companies were paying annually for Billboard's previous information system, which provided data that was much less precise.

Today, it is not even certain what country Kony is in, much less his precise location.

All of our companies have extensive disaster recovery plans, but none had anticipated the scale, much less the precise form, of this event.

Who can remember the details of their own personal lives 10 years ago, much less the precise play-by-play and repercussions of a disaster that happened in a city contrarily nicknamed 'The City That Care Forgot.' And who decided 10 years since an event should merit more public attention than nine, or three?

The early attempts to establish specificity in interactions of (poly)amino acids and polynucleotides have been inconclusive, indicating that, if a correspondence exists, it must be much less than precise, and the interactions involved would be weak and dependent on extraneous factors [ 94- 96].

More and more of my students who have scored well on calculus A.P. exams have not seen, much less contemplated, the precise mathematical definition of a limit upon which calculus stands, for just one example.