Sentence examples for a more granular study from inspiring English sources

A more granular study published by the American Lung Association found that mortality from influenza and pneumonia in 2013 was 8.3 per 100,000 people in the United States for 45- to 64-year-olds and 107.4 per 100,000 for the 65 and older set.

To get a more granular look, Professor Bartels studied the postwar history of income gains at five different places in the income distribution.

A second SVM classified the abstracts by epidemiological study design, suggesting strength of evidence at a more granular level than in previous work.

Studies on the economic burden of CRPC are limited, particularly from a hospital perspective, so our study sought to provide a more granular evaluation of these services.

In addition, we present a more granular naming for sub-techniques within continuous observation time motion studies, expecting to reduce the methodological variability within each sub-technique and facilitate future results aggregation.

Any kind of work that can be done in a more granular way than the way it's done now is ripe for crowdsourcing.

A future Q methodology study could involve residents across Canada, which might allow us to get at a more granular level (possibly 14 factors that could predict the individual subspecialties).

He needs a more granular approach.

"We have to engage at a more granular level.

Mr Gabaix calls for a more "granular" approach to macroeconomics, which would weigh the contribution of big firms to national aggregates.This granular view is already taking hold in studies of international trade.

At a more granular level, too, the patterns of trade match the fortunes of economies.