Sentence examples for a coarse environment from inspiring English sources

In order to define accessible chromatin compartments in samples derived from frozen tissue, where cell numbers are unknown and nuclear preparation is problematic, we hypothesized that digestion of chromatin with more robust nucleases that function in a coarse environment as well as, over broad concentration ranges, might enable the determination of chromatin accessibility in tissue samples.

They have a robust and coarse-looking head like a Hereford would, mostly because they have been raised and bred in such a harsh environment like that found on the English moors and glens.

Although our reference model does not use information about the instant population, it is rational to assume at least a coarse knowledge of the environment, typically the average number of competing tags.

Roughly, the largest scale localizes the animal into a coarse region of the environment and finer scales successively subdivide the region into b 'bins'bins

This result supports the hypothesis that the cell response provides information about the spatial structure of the environment, at least on a coarse spatial scale according to the cell's large receptive field.

As such, host phenotypic rather than genotypic heterogeneity due to variation in host-plant age and phenology are hypothesized to generate a coarse-grained spatially heterogeneous environment for the leafminer populations.

By evaluating the motion discontinuities and occlusion regions, we derive ordinal depth order and get a coarse classification of the objects detected in the scene, whether they are static or moving independently within their local environment.

Process to a coarse puree.

Strain through a coarse strainer.

Puree to form a coarse paste.

It's a coarse, nasty characterization.