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Meanings of imprecise in English
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Examples for "loose"
Examples for "loose"
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Consider our work with former Soviet states to secure loose nuclear material.
2
Read: New law banning loose cigarette sales hurts spaza shops and hawkers
3
Tufts loose; ovicell small in proportion to the size of the cells.
4
In fact today it was very loose: almost ready to fall off.
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Dow's solution involves cutting loose Greece and Portugal, and probably Ireland too.
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However, it is currently unclear whether results from different tests are comparable.
2
Its role in children affected with similar disease processes, however, remains unclear.
3
The political future of New Zealand First leader Winston Peters remains unclear.
4
However, its mechanism of action and biomarkers associated with response remain unclear.
5
However, a clear effect of sleep deprivation on aggressive behaviors remains unclear.
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Media reports are often incomplete and government reports are sometimes deliberately vague.
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Privacy and data protection: The UK Data Protection Act is quite vague.
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The vague form was exactly where it had been ten minutes ago.
4
Her economic and energy arguments were vague heralds of free market wish-fulfillment.
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The family relationships are suspended in a similarly vague state of antagonism.
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Be aware, however, that this data is extremely verbose and often obscure.
2
Former paramilitaries often mobilise political rhetoric to justify or obscure criminal intent.
3
LibSems have been held annually for 40 years, often in obscure places.
4
However, the molecular mechanism responsible for NMDA-induced β-cell dysfunction remains largely obscure.
5
However, a majority of this annotation is scattered in obscure data sources.
Usage of imprecise in English
1
But so far the deregulation agenda has been notably slow and imprecise.
2
Range finders are used to measure distance, but these can be imprecise.
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Specifically, you may need to watch out for tricky or imprecise obligations.
4
Among socioeconomic factors, we find some evidence of weak or imprecise targeting.
5
Film is difficult, it's imprecise, but that's also the glory of it.
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Despite its air of cold precision, though, the account was strangely imprecise.
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The visitors were careless at times in possession, too frantic and imprecise.
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Her control of the bow was imprecise, but none of that mattered.
9
We didn't have mobility and we were very imprecise with our passing.
10
If it's such an imprecise business, why waste any time on it?
11
Counting the death toll from drones is a notoriously imprecise, murky business.
12
It means the overall number of actual property repossessions remains imprecise.
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Mr Ryan said the cellphone pinging data was unreliable and imprecise.
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The figures are imprecise because of gap years, CAO reapplications and other factors.
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I think that, at this stage, what was articulated still remains too imprecise.
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Current diagnosis is very challenging, imprecise and time-consuming using existing techniques.
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