Here I suggest the unifying and more accurately descriptive name of DNA Uptake Enhancing Sequences (DUES) to highlight that both sequences are variants of the same genetic element which enhance the uptake of DNA rather than cause it.
His clarity of thought was more accurately descriptive than that of many younger persons.
Thus, those actively involved in promoting the evolution of medical practice to a health-oriented approach face the conundrum of providing a new and appropriate name that is untainted, accurately descriptive, and yet meaningful to the general public.
Years ago, the wisecrack about Pittsburgh was that both syllables were accurately descriptive, but that rap is as far gone as the smoky haze that used to envelop the city from the nearby, but now long cold, steel mills.
And to be quite frank, given all his hesitations, it is not at all clear to me exactly why Darwin felt so strongly impelled to publish The Descent of Man or at least to have given it the provocative if not quite accurately descriptive title he did.
THE PHONE CALLS: Then, when I was asked, on a phone call of the National African American clergy advisory team, to deliver one of the readings/prayers for the President on his first day in office, I leaped with joy, actually cried like a baby is more accurately descriptive.
The artists themselves soon adopted the name as descriptive of their intention to accurately convey visual "impressions".
The notice is less descriptive of plans for the duplex.
OCES Not at all descriptive of my teaching; minimally descriptive of my teaching; somewhat descriptive of my teaching; mostly descriptive of my teaching; very descriptive of my teaching I require students to work together in small groups.
Each background is descriptive of what the question is about.
