Sentence examples for for a fine-grained analysis from inspiring English sources

The probabilistic niche model produces species-by-species estimates of parameters, which allows for a fine-grained analysis of the network.

This sampling rate ensured that fast movements of the fly were sufficiently captured and allowed for a fine-grained analysis of the trajectory, yet was small enough for manageable file sizes.

Heterogeneous individuals have different thresholds for action, and thus understanding norm change requires a fine-grained analysis of the distribution of heterogeneous types in a population.

It must also include a fine-grained analysis that tells teachers where they stand.

A fine-grained analysis of historical data from the United States by Wolfram Schlenker of Columbia University and Michael Roberts of North Carolina State University found such thresholds for maize (corn), soya and cotton, America's largest crops by value.

Additionally, our measures were constructed to be sensitive to a fine-grained analysis of explanation change.

Despite their similarities, possible world justification models allow a fine-grained analysis that is not possible with Kripke models.

Such a fine-grained analysis of behavior might even lead to a truly comprehensive description of a species' behavior in terms of its muscle contraction patterns.

First, the response categories were expanded to 5 to allow for a more fine-grained analysis of dental fear and more scope for differential responding at the high fear end of the scale.

For a more fine-grained analysis of the targets of TCAs, including functional synaptic contacts, we made use of our LIVtdTomato animals and combined optogenetic methods with patch-clamp slice electrophysiology.

The primary outcome measure (PHQ-9) will be administered once per month during the follow-up period (after the initial 12 weeks) to allow for a relatively fine-grained analysis of symptom fluctuations over time.