Sentence examples for descriptive as a from inspiring English sources

The most prominent in our country is Walter Winchell whose column appears daily in the Daily Mirror and is avidly read by the public It is the most repreatedly quoted column in town, which proves that there is nothing as readable as a fact, or as descriptive as a name.

The weakest study design included was observational and solely descriptive, as a high number of randomised controlled trials could not be anticipated.

Barren Island (the name was apparently a corruption of an old Dutch word indicating the presence of bears, and became aptly descriptive as an English name only in later years) was at its heart a foul and filthy industrial enterprise requiring a kind of labor and an isolation that few Americans would put up with.

The English-language place name "Black Swan" occurs as a descriptive toponym in four states, usually as a "name cluster".

"It's important to reclaim 'fat' as a descriptive, as even something positive," argued Ms. Maribona of Fat Fancy.

Again, it is unlikely that early Mohist texts fully distinguish questions of descriptive truth as a category separate from normative ethical or political questions.

With the descriptive evidence as a background, in this section we analyze the returns to over- and undereducation for natives and immigrants separately.

Descriptive characteristics as a function of season are summarised in Table 1.

Because of the small number of patients, we performed only descriptive analyses as a scatter plot.

This process selects one attribute at a time from the available descriptive attributes as a node in the tree.

In the fructose intolerance literature, HFCS is often implicated in the descriptive sections as a key ingredient to avoid.