Sentence examples for not a precisely from inspiring English sources

Given the varying graduation dates of entries and given changing enrollments, this is not a precisely accurate way of adjusting for enrollment variation, but one that has the virtue of simplicity and one that should yield results that are relatively accurate.

Finally, transgene insertion is not a precisely controlled process [16] [17] which could be the reason that transgenic plants with unexpected phenotypes are generated in the first place.

Notice that ASM is not a precisely defined term.

As the genes related to wound healing are not a precisely defined category, it is difficult to evaluate if such genes are overrepresented among those differentially methylated in the MRL/MpJ.

There is a broad relationship, at least in vertebrates, between body temperature (or blood temperature) and the correlations shown in Tables 3 and 4. Body temperature is not a precisely defined variable, as it varies with position in the body, daily and yearly cycles, age of the individual, and from individual to individual.

Not a nobody, precisely, but just ordinary.

"So I was sure that when this happened, practically a genocide — well, it's not a genocide precisely but a crime against humanity — we would get humanitarian visas right away".

Bruce Arthur, National Post: "Joe Paterno was not a monster, precisely, and he was not pure.

So "Black lives matter" is not a cliché, precisely because the truth it expresses is far from a given, precariously established, if at all.

Chambaud's piece exists as software, meaning that it doesn't have a precisely fixed form.

He stopped short, because it was not an extradition, precisely: The French government was not interested in pressing charges.