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Meanings of imprecision in inglés

catalán
imprecisió

The quality of lacking precision.

imprecisió

The property of being inaccurate; lack of accuracy.

Usage of imprecision in inglés
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Thinking big is, by definition, an exercise in imprecision or even speculation.
The Guardian
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Results: Overall, both inaccuracy and imprecision were acceptable by predefined criteria.
Pubmed
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The primary reasons for downgrading evidence were imprecision, risk of bias and inconsistency.
Pubmed
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However, acknowledging the imprecision of coverage and ranks is important for avoiding overinterpretation.
Pubmed
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Duplicate analyses done on 27 samples were used to assess laboratory measurement imprecision.
Pubmed
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Cutter swung his pistol with dangerous imprecision, Pomeroy levelled his blunderbuss.
Iron Council
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What could account for this odd combination of precision and imprecision?
For Love Of Evil
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That imprecision makes for a uniquely considered take on the genre.
Wired
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The problem with other books is their length and imprecision.
The last page
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But there is something to say for the built-in imprecision of the analog version.
Wired
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The reason for this may be due, in part, to the imprecision of self-reports.
Pubmed
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However, Joe Mulholland cannot be blamed for this imprecision.
The Irish Times
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Waist circumference was graded "low" for downgrades of inconsistency and imprecision.
Pubmed
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The main limitations in the evidence were failure to describe study methods, serious imprecision and inconsistency.
Pubmed
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As the initial imprecision in the angle is multiplied, every additional bounce will be further magnified.
The black swan: the impact of the highly improbable
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The certainty of evidence was low to moderate: the main limitations were imprecision and statistically significant heterogeneity.
Pubmed
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catalán
imprecisió
Imprecision through the time