Sentence examples for will be imprecise from inspiring English sources

The snapshot will be imprecise, of course.

pic.twitter.com/Q5Hgysu8xN October 30, 2013 5.16pm GMT Expert reactions David Roy, head of the Biological Records Centre at the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, tells me that any attempt to model the number of species will be imprecise.

Its predictions will be imprecise, and sometimes far off.

But the harsh truth is that any cost/benefit analysis of a project of this size that is set to last for decades will be imprecise.

Although only randomized trials are included (i.e. the highest grade) the quality of evidence should be downgraded because in most studies the reporting of adverse events will be imprecise and the probability of reporting bias is presumable.

While probabilities smaller than 0 or bigger than 1 would still result in a distribution with the same overall variance as the original distribution, P-value calculation will be imprecise because the tails of the distribution will deviate significantly from the original distribution.

Most of the time, indeed, user requests will likely be imprecise or incomplete.

The ratio will also be imprecise as the variance of each SMR is large.

Nevertheless, with so few studies the estimate of heterogeneity will necessarily be imprecise; for instance, although individual CBT versus control had an estimated I of zero, its upper 95% confidence limit was 77%.

Without accurate population denominators, assessment of cancer rates will necessarily be imprecise, as has been noted for Native American populations in some regions of the United States 80. Very small populations of indigenous people present a further barrier to calculating cancer rates and it may take many years to obtain stable rates.

It is all well and good to recognize that sometimes the concepts philosophers deal with will be vague, imprecise, and open-ended, with close conceptual connections to other concepts of the same sort.