Sentence examples for the least precise from inspiring English sources

Of all the terms that could describe a pianist's work, "rightness" is probably among the least precise.

Artworks provisionally valued at $10 million (the least precise measure of the hold such things can have on us) disappeared in the collapse of the World Trade Center towers.

Models generated using environmental layers were the least precise of those developed.

Textural metrics produced the least precise models (mean RMSE 3.79 m3 ha−1 year−1) (Fig. 2).

The most precise solution is derived for average value of meridional wind, the least precise one - for the longitudinal variations of zonal wind.

The most precise setup lets us reliably measure the energy spent by 225,000 instructions, the least precise, although more affordable setup, gives us a window of 975,000 instructions.

As these sparsely populated areas are often bigger than densely populated areas (because the administrative geography depends on population size), they tend to dominate the map visually even though they produce the least-precise risk estimates (Elliott et al. 1995).

They found that axillary measurement typically underestimated true temperature, that oral and temporal artery measurements were the most accurate, and that tympanic measurements were the least accurate and precise.

The estimation of the faster-slower mode is least precise, whereas the generalist-specialist mode has the best estimation precision, with the hotter-colder mode intermediate.

Fluctuations in CoM speed throughout the vault are not accounted for; the boundary is least precise with long steps.

Of the meconium tobacco smoke metabolites, NIC provided the largest and least precise point estimates compared to meconium COT and 3HC (Table 4).