Thinking big is, by definition, an exercise in imprecision or even speculation.

Results: Overall, both inaccuracy and imprecision were acceptable by predefined criteria.

The primary reasons for downgrading evidence were imprecision, risk of bias and inconsistency.

However, acknowledging the imprecision of coverage and ranks is important for avoiding overinterpretation.

Duplicate analyses done on 27 samples were used to assess laboratory measurement imprecision.

Cutter swung his pistol with dangerous imprecision, Pomeroy levelled his blunderbuss.

What could account for this odd combination of precision and imprecision?

That imprecision makes for a uniquely considered take on the genre.

The problem with other books is their length and imprecision.

But there is something to say for the built-in imprecision of the analog version.

The reason for this may be due, in part, to the imprecision of self-reports.

However, Joe Mulholland cannot be blamed for this imprecision.

Waist circumference was graded "low" for downgrades of inconsistency and imprecision.

The main limitations in the evidence were failure to describe study methods, serious imprecision and inconsistency.

As the initial imprecision in the angle is multiplied, every additional bounce will be further magnified.

The certainty of evidence was low to moderate: the main limitations were imprecision and statistically significant heterogeneity.