Sentence examples for coarse relationships from inspiring English sources

Clustering revealed coarse relationships by chemical use category, chemical structure, and/or biological target.

The president-elect, who has never held public office, has had a coarse relationship with the media for decades and squirmed under the intense press scrutiny that came with his campaign for president.

Figure 7C and 7D illustrates the coarse relationship that exists between leads at which the phase originates during VT/VF and the location of the arrhythmogenic scar in patients with IC.

Recent methodological developments facilitate the spatially explicit analysis of reciprocal coarse-scale relationships among hosts and pathogens.

Using time-series and case crossover analyses, Lin et. al. (2002) observed a relationship between asthma hospitalization and coarse PM; no relationship was observed with either PM10 or PM2.5.

Analyses at the state level are coarse, but general relationships by protection status between net forest loss rate and population change rate (rather than population density) at state level were observed (Figure 3).

Our objective is to determine how the presence of multiple lithologies on channel beds and coarse sediments affect relationships between channel geometry and driving and resisting variables in small mountain streams when the variables are examined at the landscape-scale.

Analyses at the state level are coarse, but general relationships by protection status between net forest loss rate and population change rate (rather than population density) at state level were observed.

Within the coarse yield-biodiversity relationship applied here, we expect to find high levels of biodiversity on such land.

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

These coarse-grained constitutive relationships, called filtered models, account for the unresolved gas-particle structures (clusters and bubbles) via sub-grid corrections.