Sentence examples for a good descriptive from inspiring English sources

To aid in sharing, you should give your public track a good descriptive name and description, which you can do by clicking on the upload's name and description fields.

These data also do not support the CV as a good descriptive criterion.

I don't know what a good descriptive term might be but I'd suggest something like "Anomalous Energy System AESS)".

The explorative unsupervised method (PCA) used for the whole data did not give clear group separation (data not shown), while the OPLS-DA model based on treated vs. untreated category as discriminating class (Fig. 3) produced a good descriptive but weak predictive model [one predictive and four orthogonal components give R 2 X (cum) = 0.82, R 2 Y (cum) = 0.60, and Q 2 (cum) = 0.24].

Unfortunately, the QALY model may not be a good descriptive model, caused by phenomena such as loss aversion, scale compatibility, and maximum endurable time [ 17– 17].

As a consequence of this correlation, one could develop a good descriptive model that functionally links the two processes and, for example, could give rise to the prediction that the total amount of pEGFR is dependent on the fusion/fission rate of endosomes.

Since sight is the most helpful sense, any good descriptive paragraph must first discuss what the writer wants the reader to visualize.

Nevertheless, these authors were " unable to recommend a single good descriptive for small-area analysis" [ 8].

This was a very large retrospective database study with good descriptive statistics.

Couldn't we, then, reappropriate it, take it back, make it ours, what with its being quite a good and descriptive word, and at least not an already appropriated Latinized metaphor: vagina (sheath) or vulva (wrapper) to serve the purpose of the male penis (tail)?

You need to have good descriptive skills; if not, you could ask a friend or family member whom you know to write well do the description for you after talking you through what you'd like written.