Sentence examples for descriptive opportunities from inspiring English sources

To use a marine theme so dominantly is a risky undertaking, fraught with the enticement of cliché: in following a long line of greats from Shakespeare to Melville to Murdoch, Fletcher also adopts the preoccupation of many lesser writers who thrill to the sea's obvious descriptive opportunities.

While descriptive, this study opens opportunities for in-depth tick feeding physiology studies.

This descriptive study provides an opportunity to observe how this deficit is manifested in two languages whose linguistic structures do not differ substantially.

11 A descriptive approach misses an opportunity to make an early connection between data from the included studies and the relevant theory.

Despite these potential limitations, during the phase II study, the interpretive descriptive approach creates an opportunity to generate links within the data about women's experiences, and thereby facilitate new understandings of urban Aboriginal women's experiences with health decision-making.

The growth of big data in psychiatry will provide unprecedented opportunities for exploration, descriptive observation, hypothesis generation, and prediction for clinical, research and business issues.

Analysis of the big data will provide unprecedented opportunities for exploration, descriptive observation, hypothesis generation, and prediction, and the results of big data studies will be incorporated into clinical practice.

Secondly; the paper attempts to provide a descriptive account of the potential opportunities, benefits and the likely challenges which might ensue as a result of implementing task shifting.

Firstly, to describe the current situation of implementing task shifting in the context of acute shortages of health workers and, secondly, to provide a descriptive account of the potential opportunities or benefits and the likely challenges which might ensue as a result of implementing task shifting.

Therefore, to address from a descriptive perspective the inequality of opportunity in education going beyond the well known Italian north south division, in this study the school's geographical location (north-Italy, centre-Italy and south-Italy) is also considered.

There is nothing as valuable to a senior executive as non-judgemental, descriptive feedback, yet there are so few opportunities to get this feedback in corporate life.