And as with Tanner's study, Pika's classification was less fine-grained than our own.
It's less fine to say you just robbed a bank.
"It's easier to make claims against the car company, and there is less fine print, and so forth.
Anderson said online voting is fine in "low-stakes elections" – he cites its use at the Institute of Engineering and Technology, and at his own university council – but said it's "less fine where there are capable motivated opponents".
But if you might well be stuck in Long Beach, California, that's less fine, and then you think you could be spending those weeks doing concerts with a symphony orchestra.
But it's less fine to admit that you're worried about your job or your friendships.
Because ROHs must be in multiples of the window size threshold, GERMLINE's resolution of ROH start/end points is less fine grained than PLINK's, and small autozygous segments may be missed by GERMLINE.
The result would be less fine-grained than the census, but it would be refreshed annually and, at a cost of £460m over ten years, would be a lot cheaper.Both options have been tried elsewhere.
For the second, there are less fine-scaled phenotypic records in non-model species than those in model species or domestic creatures.
In Canada, data available on multiple ethnicity is less fine-grained (both spatially and temporally) than the US ACS data, and data on multiple ethnicity from 1996 to 2016 available online do not correspond internally in terms of geographical units.
We show that the behavioral manipulation is less fine-tuned and discuss the potential explanations for this by examining differences in ant host and environmental characteristics.
