"crude patterns" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to patterns that are basic, unsophisticated, or rough. For example, "The artist created crude patterns in the clay."
He is able to detect a few crude patterns, but he's missing the fraught complexity of the thing.
Overlying the canvas, partially obscuring the image, is a thick sheet of latex, molded into crude patterns that suggest an enthusiastic adventure in finger painting.
Relatedly, it should be noted that 'linear' crude patterns of decreasing risk for emergency presentation in younger age groups disappear after case-mix adjustment (Table 1).
Relatively few BRCA2 tumors have been profiled for copy-number changes, and have mostly been studied by using low-resolution array design, resulting in relatively crude patterns and lack of clarity in identification of key drivers.
It is demonstrated clearly that Ag formed on the template constituted a metal layer with "crude" patterns, a sharp contrast to that formed when HCHO was used as a reducing agent.
Here is the crude oil pattern's intraday chart.
22 23 In addition, it has been argued that some may mediate crude pattern vision.
Rather "it is an intuitive 'vision' which offers only crude basic patterns and frames for the structures of Plato's thinking, feelings, intuitions, and intentions, from his youth to his old age, and for our understanding of them" (123).
The simplest form of spatial patterning – crude gradients and banding patterns in transcription translation mixes – was achieved using magnetic beads to localize gene expression constructs in magnetic chambers (Isalan et al., 2005).
Inclusion of demographic variables and controlling for the unstructured spatial effects via a random effect component, a proxy for unmeasured risks factors, drastically changed the observed crude spatial pattern.
For the age group 5 19, the change is in the opposite direction, from a bi-modal crude seasonality pattern to a U-shaped adjusted seasonality of mortality.
