This was a descriptive article, but it demonstrated at the resolution level of a single cell – which even today is unmatched in any other model – how development of a nematode proceeds.
Revisions required: 1) We strongly recommend that you revise the current manuscript into a descriptive article about the architecture of the cave, the preliminary geological analysis (stratigraphy, mineralogy…), the description of the fossiliferous deposit, and so on, leaving the interpretations about the origin of the fossil accumulation for forthcoming and more detailed papers.
Gawker had published a sex tape excerpt of Hogan with Heather Clem, the wife of his friend Bubba "The Love Sponge" Clem, which Gawker published along with a scathing descriptive article.
To the Editor: Caren Osten Gersz-berg's fine descriptive article, "Religious Tourism: In Cuba, Finding a Tiny Corner of Jewish Life" (Journeys, Feb. 4) certainly explains the Jewish community's battle against assimilation.
Descriptive article about the firm of H. Kauffman & Sons, dealers in accoutrements required by people who ride and drive horses, they sell or trade anything, new or second-hand.
Another descriptive article appeared in the International Journal of Cyber Criminology providing an overview of the current state of knowledge on cyber-stalking and examined the difficulties in investigating and prosecuting cyber-stalkers.
> > Box 3 The use of frameworks and cases in analysis Descriptive articles either present a narrative of an episode of policy change or simply present their findings around an aspect of such experience, with little attempt even to categorize their findings.
In contrast, a review of 68 mostly descriptive articles regarding the characteristics of good clinical teachers in medical education found "demonstrat ing) enthusiasm for teaching" in 18 articles and as the fifth most frequently mentioned category [ 19].
Our review does indicate that the most impactful articles of the last 64 years on guidelines, and hence on the effort to improve quality of volunteer short-term medical missions, have been published in the current millennium, preceded almost exclusively by descriptive articles of a reflective nature.
Descriptive articles were defined as those that contained the original description of a theory by the author/s who originally conceived of the theory (i.e., primary theory sources) or by an author/s who proposed advances in the theory by re-specification.
We excluded descriptive articles (defined as those that described a technology or process but did not assess its educational effectiveness), as well as dental, veterinary, podiatry and patient education articles.
