Sentence examples for gross measures of from inspiring English sources

While the above analysis showed that spike responses from the 3 originally described biophysically different types of neurons are generally similar, we decided to have a closer look at the fine structure of firing so our analysis might reveal more subtle differences that are hidden in a qualitative assessment or when calculating the above gross measures of similarity.

Most used gross measures of cognition for patients' assessment (2).

Posterior spillover, reduced base of tongue movement and vallecular residue were used as gross measures of difficulties with oral control to qualify participants for the study.

However, this data demonstrates how misleading these and other gross measures of similarity can be for evaluating how different two sets of microarray data can be.

Gross measures of hypoxia-ischemia were variable in our blast material; one out of five cases showed hippocampal CA1 degeneration, 4 cases showed apparentreduction in numbers of Purkinje cells in cerebellar cortex and none showed cortical necrosis.

Renal replacement therapy artificially lowers the serum creatinine and alters the body's physiology such that gross measures of resuscitation and renal physiology would not be applicable (i.e. IVF, UOP, SCr).

Indexing and linguistic analyses of text generate a relatively gross measure of the semantic relationship, or subject similarity, of documents in a given collection.

Based on computer simulations, we show that this complexity in three-dimensional granular materials can be greatly resolved by considering a single, gross measure of the anisotropic fabric distribution of strong contacts.

Never mind that GDP is simply a gross measure of all activity in the formal economy -- good things and bad things, costs and benefits, mere market activity, money changing hands, busyness in the economy -- for the bigger it gets, the greater the potential for both private profit and public revenue.

The first test performed was ERG, which provides a gross measure of retinal function and an indication of relative rod and cone efficacy.

This would not be possible if we only used a gross measure of RMSE.