Sentence examples similar to of imprecise origin from inspiring English sources

This theorem has imprecise origin.

The only possible synonym for L. dorsalis is " Lepidolemur" grandidieri, with the similarly imprecise origin "North-western Madagascar".

The idea that analyses of imprecise folk concepts should be imprecise recurs throughout Lewis's career.

To handle imprecise data in DEA, models of imprecise data envelopment analysis (IDEA) were introduced.

The doctor uses a lot of imprecise judgments too as most good doctors will readily admit.

PCR and sequencing reactions allowed the identification of imprecise excisions.

1) There are several instances of imprecise citations.

Despite high mobility, recovery of imprecise excisions was remarkably low.

In the case of deletion 5, 12, 6, 8 and 677, a few base pairs of the 5'P inverted repeat sequence and in the case of deletion 6 also a few base pairs of unknown origin had stayed behind after the imprecise excision of the P{lArB}.

Thus, the drawback of these studies is that they classify second-generation students of various origin groups in one 'category' across countries, which leads to imprecise analysis of the actual position of specific groups, such as second-generation Turks, across countries.

The use of a ~15 Myr prior width also resulted in posterior age distributions that seemed unnecessarily imprecise in their reflection of the uncertainty in the timing of the origin of the major campanulid lineages.