Sentence examples for still not precise from inspiring English sources

Although all of these technologies have improved things greatly, they are still not precise enough, especially when it comes to brain tumours.

"This is a time when clocks are still not precise enough to determine longitude," she says.

However, temperature actions are random process of which distribution laws are difficult to explore, and existing statistical methods for structure temperature analysis are still not precise.

Vishwas Manral, CEO of NanoSec says "ML tools still not precise enough to be used broadly for security without human intervention.

Even though their systems give excellent results, their results are still not precise enough and were restricted in a single view that is not suitable for building a scenery around an area.

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.

Even if the numbers are still not quite precise, it will no longer do to dismiss zero-hours working as something affecting a tiny proportion.

The representatives told reporters later that Mr. Mitchell had still not disclosed the precise words he said to the officers at the gate, but their version now appears to be contradicted by a recording made by Mr. Mitchell.

The selection of experimental data points in response surface methods (RS Ms is still not based on precise guidelines or theory, and multicollinearity defined as the presence of linear correlations among the uncertain variables hinders the estimation of the regression coefficients.

Three local representatives of the Police Federation meet Mr Mitchell at his Sutton Coldfield constituency office for 45 minutes, telling reporters afterwards that he had still not disclosed the precise words he used in the incident.

For example, Rossi and his team have still not stated the precise composition and construction of the "fuel" used in the E-Cat reactors.