Sentence examples for a more proper description from inspiring English sources

But I think that giving him the name Pittsburgh Stealer may be a more proper description.

Accordingly, in contrast to "anti-aging", a more proper description of efforts to sustain health and vitality beyond maturity would be "anti-senescence" or "longevity medicine".

The idea that the world's next state is computed at any time step can be seen as a merely heuristic device, a "shortcut" for a more proper eternalist description in which the cell's states are once and for all "stuck" in their space-time position (we did this ourselves when describing the first picture in this section as the complete space-time evolution of a micro-universe).

The present paper contributes to providing more insight into the systematic development of interventions and a more proper and detailed description of the behaviour change methods and strategies used, as has recently been called for [ 41].

But the rest was done in a more proper way.

Proper adjustment by the degree of glomerular sclerosis would have allowed a more proper assessment of the benefits of immunosuppression.

They can give you a more proper estimate.[2].

However, Gray did not furnish the name with a proper description, rendering it a nomen nudum.

To deepen this point, a proper description of the light absorption mechanism in the a-NS is needed.

A proper description of diversity and population structure thus appears a significant prerequisite to such approaches.

Tocqueville now feels like a much more proper restaurant.