Sentence examples for of any precise from inspiring English sources

The controversy thus "admits not of any precise meaning, nor consequently of any determination" (DCNR 12.7/93).

Hoover for applications which are latency sensitive or otherwise benefit from collocation the unavailability of any precise physical or logical locations is detrimental.

The statistics of errors (ΔB, Δh are the errors in latitude and height, respectively) are listed in Table 4. From Table 4, we can see that the algorithm presented here is slightly better than that presented by Vermeille for ΔB, but slightly worse for Δh; however, they are comparable overall and meet the need of any precise geodesy.

At present due to non-existence of any precise biomarker, distinction between hypnozoites and mere slow growing liver stage parasites is not defined at all.

With 5% glucose solution, this concentrated mixed solution can be directly diluted to any precise concentration of DTX according to the clinical practice requirement.

They claim, furthermore, that the usage is inconsistent and may perhaps be due to "the interests of euphony" rather than to any precise semantic distinction relative to the unmarked form (ibid).. Van der Merwe et al. (van der Merwe et al. 1999) also emphasize that the semantic value of this marker is not known.

It has been argued that the Cell Theory stands on the biological atomism, which postulated the existence of a basic indivisible unit of life well before any precise description of this unit could be made [ 258].

Both NAPP and PsRNA methods efficiently predict the intergenic regions of sRNAs without any precise start and ends.

It should be noted that epitope competition assays only offer an approximate mapping of binding epitopes rather than any precise level of molecular detail.

CCTV, China's state broadcaster, has also noted that Yingli's share of the global solar panel market increased from 3% in 2011 to about 10% today.However, these numbers run into the same problem as any precise estimate of the value of marketing.

In both cases, the use of lectins only cannot give any precise information about the localization of saponins in the Cuvierian tubules.