The phrase "as informative of" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing how something provides information about a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The study's findings are as informative of the current trends in the industry as they are of consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "indicative of" or "revealing about".
The lack of information was as informative as the rated quality of the existing information, thus we added a response category to capture that.
The homes of the humble are as informative as those of the wealthy.
Finally, given the inhomogeneous uptake behaviour amongst gliomas, we stress that visual inspection of tumour TACs from dynamic scanning is as informative as quantification of tumour/GM and tumour/WM ratios in kinetic analysis, especially with regard to atypical cases.
Sharing accounts of activities that were considered but omitted, and why these decisions were made, may be as informative as descriptions of final intervention packages.
When the generalised and combinational ROC curves were applied to the samples using sera from the healthy women as the controls these curves were not as informative as some of the individual features (see Figure 4B) but in these latter cases, only a small number of sera were positive (see Figure 3A).
The standard deviation would give an indication of the dispersion of the scalars, but this is not as informative as a mean magnitude of the vectors.
Traditional-media critics can look askance all they like at twittery chit-chat websites like All That Chat at Talkinbroadway.com, or at every theatre-related hashtag imaginable, but the fact is, blog posts can be longer and more substantive than many so-called reviews, and even the occasional tweet can be as informative as the scribblings of the reviewing gods.
To note the use of genetic engineering is about as informative as noting the use of electricity in making processed foods.The food and biotechnology industries are relieved.
It is shown however, that when chemicals are selected on the basis of structural features, that a learning set of approximately 180 chemicals is as informative as a database consisting of 800 chemicals chosen at random.
However, the absolute number of reported fusions is often not as informative as assessing the ranking of true positives, which we did using an ROC style plot.
