Sentence examples for use of imprecise from inspiring English sources

1. Regarding peak oil, there is (in general) great confusion about the topic, which is aided by the use of imprecise definitions by various groups.

It also condemned the use of "imprecise" weapons such as white phosphorous and artillery shells.

It has the advantage of allowing the use of imprecise data for modeling and also processing the fuzzy information using generated crisp values of fuzzy variables.

I do not propose to repeat the "dos and don'ts" of these publications, many of which are worthy of individual review for their common sense and elucidation of the pitfalls of the careless use of imprecise language.

No plausible underlying mechanism can link SOC to both incidence of cancer and external injuries, but not other physical health outcomes, and so both associations may be spurious, and as MacLeod et al. [ 26] suggested, simply due to the use of imprecise measures of potential confounders, limiting statistical adjustment.

Deriving from this principle is the prohibition of the use of an imprecise weapon which is likely to result in civilian injuries".

Partly because of Levi's injunction to distinguish "imprecise" from "indeterminate" belief, some have objected to the use of the term "imprecise probability".

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

From these concepts we can define some "summary functions" that are often used in discussions of imprecise probabilities.

The use of improper and/or imprecise terms has the potential to both generate and reinforce prejudices and to diminish the clinical value of the research.

The popular press is often blamed for the use of inappropriate or imprecise terms in the context of population genetic studies, whereas many scientists may believe that they take adequate precautions when describing the study samples, defining populations, and presenting discussions based on their research results.