Sentence examples for a coarse category from inspiring English sources

However, Model B is not a perfect solution either, because different studies could have different categorical rules and we might have to use a coarse category due to a small sample size.

Note, for both questionnaire-based and logs-based cyber/physical behaviors, we do not know the Web content accessed, only the coarse category of the content.

The analysis reveals a predominance of studies using only coarse categories of landscapes.

The response categories for curriculum implementation use coarse categories (taught earlier, taught this year, not yet taught) and lack nuance in qualitative degree and time of content implementation.

The scenarios focus on coarse categories of land use including food/fodder crops, so-called first-generation energy crops, dedicated energy crops and permanent grassland.

There is no doubt that the politics around sex work and trafficking are ugly, but if we're actually going to help those who are abused and exploited, we need to get beyond coarse categories and try to understand the messiness.

We used these coarse categories because they were used in the tabulated U.S. birth registers from which we obtained race-specific, expected distributions.

We have adopted a coarse yield-biodiversity relationship [40] to characterise the four land categories described above (Fig. 1).

(Hickey, 1977, p. 159) Leaf ranking has not been very broadly applied, perhaps because it is a coarse measure, reliant heavily on the learned recognition of Gestalt categories.

This topographic manifestation during selective attention to rhyming information is consistent with a distributed representational model of category selectivity within the ventral occipito-temporal cortex (Haxby et al. 2001) on a coarse, voxel-level scale (Haxby 2006).

A second category of feminist concern regarding much research in sociobiology and evolutionary psychology involves problematic assumptions of a coarse causal connection between genes and behavior.