| Range of movement in the elbow deteriorated less in the direct access group but goniometry measurements can be imprecise. |
| It will simply conceal whatever gaps in communication there are under another layer of imprecise language. |
| The limited information provided on this test was scant and imprecise, and I found it of no assistance. |
| We can let all the other imprecise statements and ungrounded assertions go, but you should at least try to address these points. |
| Leiter makes sweeping and imprecise generalizations that turn out to be arrant nonsense, however you interpret them. |
| But the central thesis of the work was that these leaders generally make decisions based on imprecise readings of the past. |
