Sentence examples for crude classifications from inspiring English sources

"Instead of sort of trying to do these crude classifications based on some demographic cut, I want to be the best at understanding your user intent," said Satya Nadella, a senior vice president at Microsoft responsible for the Bing search engine.

In those cases, crude classifications were performed according to the previous pathological diagnoses that were used and adopted by neurosurgeons and neuropathologists at the time.

Visible phenotypes were invaluable for uncovering molecular pathways that regulated behavior, but were largely based on crude classifications such as hypo- or hyper-kinesis or a focus on arbitrarily defined features.

Unlike the above two models that only use crude classifications of residues, atomic types or surface properties, Binkowski et al. (Binkowski et al., 2003) and Laskowski et al. (Laskowski et al., 2005) assess the significance of the similarity by quantitatively measuring the ligand binding-site sequence aligand binding-sitemino-acid sequencetion malignment

As a result, crude classification schemes for disasters have been incorporated into the discipline of disaster epidemiology.

But this rather crude classification does not adequately reflect the genuine, much more subtle differences of opinion between medieval thinkers.

Particularly fascinating is the subtext of how early ornithologists grappled with one another in formulating the first crude classification schemes.

For diagnoses made before 1993, a rather crude classification of histological type was made.

From 1950 to 1989, 6338 cases could be grouped according to their CNS tumors based on our crude classification.

Our study describes only two models of managed care, and this is a crude classification by current standards.

Moreover, the matching vertex algorithms only use a crude classification of amino-acid conservation or atom physical properties rather than the quantitative measurement used by SOIPPA.