Sentence examples for much less precision from inspiring English sources

The negative affect scale also presented items with moderate discrimination and are evaluating respondents across the trait continuum; however, with much less precision.

We find that the coefficient for the interaction term is almost zero and completely insignificant, whereas the coefficient on the exporter dummy is almost the same as in column (3) (although the coefficient is now estimated with much less precision).

Although each SNP locus provides much less precision than a typical microsatellite, this can be overcome by brute force if enough new independent loci can be developed.

Chimps, on the other hand, have much longer fingers and shorter thumbs, perfect for swinging in trees but much less handy for precision grasping.

It should be noted that using SE for the betas instead of CI for the ORs as measures of precision of the estimates show much less exaggeration of lack of precision when changing reference category.

This also means that gains in precision obtained by optimal resource allocation with a particular pyramidal estimator are much less substantial than gains in precision obtained from a good choice of the estimator.

It is clear that the IGA approach reaches the convergence precision with much less control points than traditional FEA.  .

It is clear that the IGA approach reaches the convergence precision with much less control points than traditional FEA.

There are two major consequences: first, that measurement precision is much less than desirable; and second, that the ability to accurately measure health improvements of the public is implicitly limited.

Profiles may need to be rescaled before discretization if their sum is much less than this, to ensure adequate precision in the discretization.

Since hardware support for quadruple precision arithmetic is expensive, a new technique is presented that requires much less hardware than a fully parallel quadruple precision multiplier.