imprecision
- n the quality of lacking precision
- The law's challengers said its imprecision would stop not only "intact DE" the controversial process of removing the fetus whole (hence the phrase partial birth) but also .
- Highlighting the imprecision embedded in any forecast would help when we then go on to, say, evaluate whether a public-policy initiative like a $787 billion stimulus package .
- But that was a statistical fluke, reflecting the imprecision of the Government's methods in measuring the number of students entering the job market for the summer.