Sentence examples for descriptions appropriately from inspiring English sources

We contacted the authors of the included studies, who confirmed that our graphs and descriptions appropriately represented the conceptual frameworks they proposed.

Check the group description You can check if the group descriptions appropriately describes what you are trying to join.

In George Monbiot's fine and appropriately plosive description, "it constitutes a classic of late Victorian natural history, pedantic and passionate... a poem in pomology; a history of rural England, rough, bitter and sad".

I found Hale's description of the event appropriately gruesome, and a little off-putting, but I also think he intended it as a signal of the places this book intended to go, into "the pleasure of animality".

The illegible yellow text at the bottom reads, "Notch left the game"—an appropriately concise description of Mojang's sale.

For example, perhaps descriptions can be fleshed out appropriately if we allow implicit spatiotemporal locating expressions to be inserted into the description.

Achieving this necessary level of detailed genotype and phenotype description while handling patient datasets appropriately to protect individual confidentiality, is a question that is being addressed by the Human Variome Project consortium ethics committee [ 30].

Pseudo proteins overlapping one or more annotated proteins are tagged appropriately in their description with "elongation of", similar as described in step 2. This step is optional and assists the user in building a decoy database containing shuffled decoy entries of the target entries to perform target-decoy searches [ 10, 11].

The disparity in time and length scales allows the problem to be decomposed in different regions and regimes when matched appropriately produce the full description of the flow.

Such a monomer distribution ensures that the hydrogen ion concentration is appropriately accounted for in the description of the SPEB thermodynamics.

Reviews and quotes/blurbs are fantastic to use in your book description but only if they are cited appropriately.