Sentence examples for informative seems from inspiring English sources

To those trained in biochemistry and biophysics, the idea that a topological fingerprint of a small molecule can be informative seems hard to credit, and indeed, there has been considerable effort to develop more information-rich three-dimensional (3D) methods (14− 14−.

These little blurbs, informal and informative, seem to have been written with an eye toward legacy, with reverence for the Beatles and the material that is just short of gushy.

The analysis on reminders shows that hourly PC reminders alone have no significant effect on reducing sedentary behavior at work, while coupling with education or other informative session seems to be promising.

Issues 3 and 7, which we earlier commented were triumphalist, are also least informative, which seems consistent.

Taking the analysis deeper in this and numerous other ways would no doubt be informative, but seems best left for future studies.

The low-informative framework seems appropriate in situations of limited expertise.

Even without visual information, it seems more direct, informative and engaging (and therefore more effective).

Mutation of non-canonical residues back to the canonical residues for atypical Arf/Arl GTPases could also be informative (and seem unlikely to introduce dramatic structural perturbations given their prevalence within typical Arf/Arl GTPases).

"Tecumseh: A Life" is a richly detailed, utterly scrupulous account that is as poignant as it is informative -- for Tecumseh seems to have been doomed from the start.

(13) seems informative, (14) meaningful, (15) both meaningful and true, and (16) appears to attribute consistent beliefs to Fred.

Even this figure, though, isn't as informative as it seems, as governments may just be becoming more trigger-happy with their requests.