Sentence examples for grained measure from inspiring English sources

A finely grained measure of occupational grade in 1989 was obtained from company records.

These are often referred to as neural mass models, with state variables that track coarse grained measures of the average membrane potential, firing rates or synaptic activity.

The benefits would include more finely grained measures for clinical trials, and more precise assessment of the effects of treatments on subcomponents of delirium.

String similarity metrics may reduce the need for data cleaning, as they allow finer grained measures of similarity compared to exact matching, where variables with very slight differences will be treated as non-matches.

For the following discussions, we therefore focus on the fine-grained measure.

The fine-grained measure of the dynamic behavior allows for an intuitive interpretation of the feature's performance.

Townsend and Nozawa's (1995) workload capacity coefficient, C t), provides a more fine-grained measure of efficiency, sensitive to variations in between the Miller and Grice boundaries.

The fine-grained measure of the dynamic behavior apparently provides more information about the feature compared to FEC, OVER, MSC, and NDS.

c The fine-grained measure increases the temporal selectivity by a frame-wise evaluation around reference speech on- and offsets [4].

Table 6 and the accompanying Table 5 list the SNR values for a subset of images and give a more fine-grained measure of how well the system was able to resolve a lesion.

The temporal evolution of the volume of BGP routing updates (e.g., withdrawal messages) gives a coarse-grained measure of the timing and magnitude of large Internet disruptions and thus offers a simple and objective way to characterize the impact of each of the events in our collection.