Sentence examples for coarse grouping from inspiring English sources

The coarse grouping of ages makes it more difficult for precisely tracking developmental changes for these executive processes.

Like the human and mouse dendograms, this hierarchical clustering showed functional disease grouping at both a coarse group level and at a fine level within major phenotypic groupings.

"Fugue and Fantasy" fuses coarse group outbursts, sharp pizzicato snaps and chugging odd-meter rhythms with slowly unfurling solo and duo lines, conjoining the frenzy of instant reaction with the frozen time of individual perception.

However, this method also classifies the vehicles into two coarse groups: short vehicles and long vehicles.

In fact, perhaps this diagonal mapping of texture is what causes the relationship between coarseness and radial distance in Figure 6B to be so weak since in order to calculate this they simply group the two coarsest textures into one "coarse" group and the two finest into one "fine group".

A coarser grouping of cohorts was used to obtain a minimum sample size of 100 for most cohort/age cells.

The confusing fact that average and median scores of radiation toxicity were higher in the coarse fraction group (1.5 and1.5) compared to the regular fraction group (1.4 and 1) may be a function of difficulties in assessing toxicity when the original lesion was moist and irritated.

The coarse PM groups showed the smallest changes followed by fine PM groups, indicating these effects were dependent on particle size fraction.

However, the generality of this trend is not clear, and this study only categorized species by coarse taxonomic group, which often does not correlate with ecological function.

As well, the fibers were short, coarse and grouped at the dorsal part of the DTN.

Another dog in the coarse fraction group with grade 3 toxicity had extensive self-inflicted trauma by licking prior to assessment of toxicity.