31. We have now learned that its imprecision can also jeopardize important investigations, including those involving terrorism. 32. The role of imprecision may depend on audience, end goal, extended context and subject matter. 33. The art historical community has also consistently avoided the term on account of its vagueness and imprecision . 34. This imprecision limits the dosage that can be used, and thus limits a drug's effectiveness. 35. That's the cost when language, unnoticed, evolves in the direction of ambiguity and imprecision . 36. But the band was hindered by a general imprecision that never quite allowed its grooves to become profound. 37. The effort involved technological miracles, individual guts, a bit of luck and much imprecision of execution. 38. Even granting some imprecision in the science, most health experts acknowledge a need for new particulate controls. 39. That's where Kuniholm began his project, out of frustration with the imprecision of other methods. 40. While many studies have been done on rhombomeres where rhombomeres are grafted cross species, imprecision can occur.
