Sentence examples for based on crude and from inspiring English sources

The alleged common-sense argument that if a country is poor it cannot provide UHC is, however, based on crude and faulty economic reasoning.

Government records obtained by the ACLU showed the FBI mapped minority communities around the country based on crude and false stereotypes about their propensity to commit crime.

Additionally, the time difference to reach a 50% relative increase from reference based on crude and adjusted sCr was calculated.

Prevalence of NTDs was positively associated with only the third exposure tertile, based on crude and estimated adjusted ORs for elevation (Table 2).

Treatment and estimated tumour aggressiveness are still based on crude histopathological and clinical parameters, in both PCV and cervical carcinoma, resulting in individual cases of under- and over-treatment.

The impact of such poor compliance with this system is worrisome and suggests that vital public health decisions are made based on crude district and national estimates of burden of the problems.

The only report published to date describing an analysis of endogenous CaBP7 and 8 localisation in primary hippocampal cultures [6] was based on crude subcelluar fractionation and concluded that both proteins were present in the soluble cell fraction suggesting that these proteins, like some other members of the CaBP family are normally cytosolic.

However, harvest time is still mostly determined empirically, based on crude biochemical composition and berry tasting.

46 Based on crude national availability and production estimates, saturated fat consumption in some countries decreased after the mid-20th century.

Initial attempts to model the effects of OST in Kenya have been based on crude data parameters and used simple static models.

International comparisons based on crude fetal, neonatal, and infant mortality rates yielded results that differed from comparisons that excluded extremely low birthweight and early gestation births, especially those at the borderline of viability.