Sentence examples for not precise for from inspiring English sources

A cutoff of 19.1 μg/dL disclosed the highest accuracy (84.6%) to distinct ATL from OTS, although was not precise for neither confirmation nor exclusion of OTS.

The main disadvantage of simulation models is that estimates are not precise for persons who have characteristics different to that of persons who participated in the original trial.

However, we and others have underlined that MDRD equation is not accurate and especially not precise for the estimation of GFR in healthy population and, more obviously, when it is applied to normal creatinine values [ 2, 8, 9].

The tomato-potato QTL comparisons are suggestive but not precise for three reasons: an apparent potato translocation adjacent to the chr11 introgression region; a paucity of common markers across the Tomato-Expen 2000 map and the potato meta-QTL consensus map; and differences in recombination frequencies between our map and the Tomato-Expen 2000 map.

In recent years, there have been some studies of adaptive course control system for USV, but they are not precise enough for engineering practice.

The equations given are not precise matches for the objects, but they are reasonably close, and they always match exactly the descriptions on the placards.

However, the surface manufactured by such an elastic bucking is only a coarse approximation of a parabola, which is not precise enough for meeting the demand of a high quality concentrator.

These are not precise figures, for two reasons.

Because these metrics were not precise enough for our purposes, we carried out preliminary tests to investigate the expansion rate.

Expensive, commercial tools (such as the EVG 770 NIL Stepper) offer a far superior alignment tolerance of 0.5 μm, but ultimately, this is still not precise enough for nanoscale stitching.

However, our aim was to provide an approximation (not precise dating) for times of lineage splitting.