Sentence examples for not exact enough from inspiring English sources

The poor performance in the case of generalized Rényi divergence can be explained by fact that the assumed models of the probability distribution of the amplitudes and log amplitudes are not exact enough to be used with generalized Rényi divergence for a successful solution of the permutation problem.

So it's probably decreasing year by year right now, but the method is not exact enough to [make those adjustments], so I've just kept it at 100,000 the last couple of years but I'm likely going to have to lower it unless something comes to our attention".

I wish there was a more specific word for "letter," because to say that Meryl Streep is letter-perfect as Julia Child is not exact enough: her performance in Julie & Julia, a movie worth watching just for the delight of being in her company, is indistinguishable from the real woman, giving me an intimate visit with a cherished, vanished friend.

However, the method was not suitable to quantitate the variation of genome copy numbers in the population since it is not exact enough and it is difficult to characterize sufficient cells to address the question in a statistically significant manner.

However, phylogenetic analyses based on RT, RNAseH and INT are not exact enough to resolve the ancient evolutionary history of these 2 groups.

Taking into account that true repeat proteins contain multiple repeats and detection of all these repeats by domain prediction servers is not feasible because they often are not exact enough to identify certain motifs varying in terms of sequence and number of repeat units.

But the images just aren't exact enough.

And I looked at it again and thought, 'Oh my God, that is true.' It wasn't exact enough.

The cell's repair often isn't exact enough for the gene that has been cut to keep working and the gene is effectively knocked out or turned off.

Ground-based reconnaissance wasn't exact enough, and the New Horizons had to convince Hubble's operators basically to dedicate to their cause two weeks of the satellite's time on short notice.

At school she enjoyed reading Finnish language books on biology and nature, but when it was time to choose a discipline, Kokko says, "I was good at maths and thought that biology wasn't exact enough for me," so she enrolled in an undergraduate engineering degree at Helsinki University of Technology.