Sentence examples for finely grained data from inspiring English sources

Targeting smaller groups of customers with more specific products results in more finely grained data, and that supports better analytics.

This design supports the trend to keep more years of more finely grained data online by ameliorating the data explosion problem.

The current study is a modeling exercise based on an enormous amount of very fine grained data.

The examples from this chapter represent the difference between coarse-grained data services, and more fine-grained data services.

But there's another big state-federal program that grants exemptions based on more fine-grained data.

In addition, the seismographs do not provide fine-grained data about where emergency response is needed and cannot predict impending events, such as tsunamis.

Differentiating between these mechanisms requires fine-grained data on social interactions, shared environments, and diet.

Partly, this difficulty stems from the lack of fine-grained data about the population under surveillance.

We defined microhabitat types based on ground substrate: leaves (organic material), sand (very finely grained up to ~3 mm grain size), gravel (grain size 3 mm to 25 cm), and rock (> 25 cm).

ChemPound [28] was designed specifically to archive chemical information, and generates meta-data for RDF declaration at a much more finely grained level.

I think it ought to be more finely grained than that.