Meanings of too imprecise in anglès

I think that, at this stage, what was articulated still remains too imprecise.

Conclusions: The MediSense instrument was too imprecise for use in critically ill patients.

The TrA preferential activation ratio is too imprecise to be of clinical use.

It would be too loud, too messy, and too imprecise.

The cactacae are too heavy and their thick digits too imprecise to scuttle the rigging.

As for my talking to him only in my mind, he insisted this was too imprecise.

He perceived a distant soprano voice, or a soft whistle; the effect was too imprecise to tell.

TIRED Controls are a bit too imprecise for phone screens (though fine on a tablet).

Direct measurements of sewer leakage with continuous dosing of tracers are often considered too imprecise for practical applications.

It was as if his own tongue were too imprecise to fit with that of the Bright Ones.

The problem here is that the controls are frequently too imprecise to guarantee the player can hit a high score.

Some say the maps are too imprecise and will affect their values when there is no evidence of koala populations.

It is often assumed that biopsy specimens with limited amounts of cortex are too imprecise for detection of focal pathology.

But cloud seeding is generally considered far too imprecise a technique to guarantee the results seen today, which begs several questions.

In another country it would have sounded too poetic and mystical, too imprecise, someone trying to cover up for a backward country.

Information found in administrative databases is not risk or complexity adjusted, notoriously inaccurate, and far too imprecise to evaluate performance adequately in congenital cardiac surgery.