Sentence examples for was imprecisely from inspiring English sources

Charting experts now believe that hazard was the mountain, and that its location was imprecisely reported in the days before satellites made navigational fixes more precise.

Importantly, when unsuitable HKGs were used for normalization, the influence of two EDCs on CYP4 expression was imprecisely overestimated or underestimated, which strongly emphasized the importance of selecting appropriately validated HKGs as internal controls in biomarker studies.

An examination of court records suggests that the 1995 zoning law was imprecisely worded, that city officials underestimated the profit potential still available under the 60-40 provision, and that state and appellate judges found the city's application of the law to be so zealous as to cross the line of constitutionality.

Rainfall, however, was imprecisely estimated. .

With regard to gender differences, the adjusted rate ratio observed among female Veterans was much larger in magnitude than the association observed for male Veterans (with non-overlapping confidence intervals); although the width of the confidence interval around the hazard ratio for women indicates that this association was imprecisely measured.

In victory, they tend to take too much credit, and in stalemate or defeat, it's always because the bombing campaign was not intensive enough, or else it was imprecisely targeted.

This article considers the regulation control of nonlinear chemical processes whose dynamics are imprecisely known.

We point out that measures of proximity based on small numbers of patents are imprecisely measured random variables.

In real world, the reliabilities of components are imprecisely estimated or the reliability of some components may vary due to some realistic factors.

The term "aggression," for example, is imprecisely and inconsistently used, often referring merely to the largely symbolic behaviour of animals involving such signals as grimaces.

The method has several advantages over existing methods when the single-solute isotherms are known accurately but the multicomponent isotherms are imprecisely represented.