Sentence examples for notably imprecise from inspiring English sources
That is based on seasonal adjustments that are are notably imprecise, and may not justify much attention.
A study in a French population reported no evidence of an association with prevalent, severe diabetic retinopathy [ 10], whereas the InCHIANTI study indicated an association of the TCF7L2 gene with reported diabetic retinopathy [ 11], although the estimates were notably imprecise.
There are also more limited criticisms of Bayesian decision theory, notably, those motivating imprecise probabilism, which bear on rational belief and will be discussed in Section 5.3 below.
Furthermore, the ability to noninvasively assess RV size and function, which are notably affected by sequelae of TOF surgery, was limited and imprecise.
Nevertheless, the incidence of liver dysfunction remains imprecise, probably because current diagnostic tools are lacking, notably those that can detect the early liver insult.
The mean values and their variance in vivo have not been established for several important antimalarial drugs in current use (notably lumefantrine and piperaquine), and for others, where monotherapies have been evaluated, the estimates are often imprecise.
The numbers are imprecise.
The likeness is imprecise.
Imprecise results or interpretation.
