Sentence examples for seems inexact from inspiring English sources

Even here the term appropriation seems inexact.

Terminology seems as inexact a science as astrology.

A system that enables all patients--regardless of their afflictions--the ability to purchase the same amount of medicine seems like an inexact science.

Elicitation of expert opinions to determine transition probabilities between different health stages of HCV natural history in Egypt seems to be inexact, with substantial disparity between experts.

Here the main problem seems to be an inexact correspondence between the GRAS method's objective function and Kullback Leibler divergence that Lemelin (2009) has rightly pointed out.

Zipfian projections are inexact, especially far down the table, but the curve seems to hold broadly.

It seems that there was a firm tradition of a split between the two men but an inexact memory of the details.

While the subtitles are occasionally inexact or anachronistic, and seem, unfortunately, not to have been retranslated for the restoration, the visual and sound tracks are superb.

Poor Voting Record Projecting N.F.L. success from college performances is an inexact science, but few people seem to be worse at it than the voters for the Heisman Trophy.

Pronouncements of several of the clergy concerning what they term variously the post-war moral let-down and the dangerous trend of the younger generation have always seemed to me to be based on inexact or heresay knowledge.

Although such ample margins may seem to suggest that synchronisation is correspondingly inexact, this is not the case.