However, these tools lack granularity required for specific skill feedback.
But perhaps the wittiest critique came from Charles Crowe, who maintains that "all these explanations lack granularity and do not contain metrics sufficient to let us know if we need a new paradigm".
Well, technology creates a low-resolution approximation of reality that offers an incomplete experience that lacks "granularity," meaning richness and complexity, and, as I noted above, three dimensionality.
The authors note that UMLS modifiers lacked granularity and coverage with respect to clinical purposes, especially regarding degree, change, and temporal information.
For instance, the ICF category for joint pain (i.e. b28016 Pain in joints) lacks granularity in MEWC as it does not distinguish between different locations of joint pain.
Widely used trade codes lack taxonomic granularity.
Ireland is just the second country after Canada to see View Ads go live, and the product shows its age: The feature lacks the granularity that would make it a meaningful tool to monitor these activities.
Both studies, however, lack the granularity to suggest specific solutions for reducing the PA workload and determining cost.
Articles in the popular press and commentaries in Science and Nature usually lack the granularity necessary to understand the broader funding picture in specific fields.
These surrogates were clearly not optimal, as the codes lack the granularity necessary to classify patients for physical symptoms and findings.
Whilst detailed phenotypic characterisation is present in certain longitudinal studies, most lack the granularity of information around delivery and in early postnatal life.
