Sentence examples for be more descriptive from inspiring English sources
Often it is hard to find the appropriate GO term using the description or phrases from the literature because GO terms can be more descriptive and they reflect the actual function or process rather than a gene product name or family name.
"The name will be more descriptive, and I think the investor will benefit" over all, he said.
The skits parody infomercials while reaping that format's benefits: using a long-form pitch to be more descriptive than a 30-second spot allows.
I said: "I've noticed that the title tag on this page could be more descriptive so that the search engines will be sure to pick it up.
Mr. Abulhab calls his alphabet Arabetics, a word he says he coined "to be more descriptive and inclusive of people who speak languages other than Arabic, like Persian or Urdu".
We can use the tag to be more descriptive of the types of damage on the manuscript (triangle at the beginning, red blob, dark abrasions).
"It's more descriptive than seeing somebody in real life.
"Maybe he thought the language was more descriptive?" suggested Nick O'Neill.
Its next usage was more descriptive: "She's shakin' like a leaf/Tremblin' on a tree".
