Sentence examples for crude assessment from inspiring English sources
Second, to assess the impact of a more crude assessment of population change, we ran separate logistic regressions forcing in dichotomous variables for population change (none or negative vs positive) and rural character (less than 100 persons mi−2 vs equal to or more than 100 persons mi−2, and for three categories with cutpoints of 100 and 500 persons mi−2 respectively).
With the goal of assessing whether proteins are most similar obtaining a crude assessment of the number of proteins All matches had E-values greater than 0.001, and only those matches were considered that were better than the last best match to any member of Group I cyanobacteria (see Figure 1).
A crude assessment, but one that I find I am in no mood to contradict.
The current system is a crude assessment of people's impairment, with little information about how this affects their ability to work.
In the case of Black Caviar, her rating is not just a crude assessment of her place in turf history, it is grossly unfair.
It might be possible to understand Levenson's crude assessment and efforts, as a businessman, to help his bottom line as anodyne, but only if one had the luxury of existing apart from a tangled history.
Crude assessments of exposure can also lead to underestimation of risk and to false-negative conclusions.
There has been reliance on non-standardised measures of knowledge and relatively crude assessments of psychotherapeutic skill.
He also combined errors of naïve forecasts with time-series analysis and expert judgement in his crude assessments of forecast uncertainty for 12 large world regions (Alho, 1997).
However, the available disease-related phenotypes may be crude assessments of disease pathophysiology; any analyses that are performed may be confounded by grouping multiple subtypes together.
Although MPM II uses a cruder assessment of conscious level, that is, 'coma or deep stupor', it also incorporates the presence of intracranial mass effect.
