"minimally described" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been given only the most basic of descriptions. For example: "The suspect was minimally described as wearing a black jacket."
The indistinctly dreamlike, minimally described atmosphere suggests a Kafkaesque cityscape or a near-barren Beckett stage.
But "they are often left un-catalogued or minimally described, so they can't be accessed".
From these, we selected the subset that minimally described 3% of the genes in the FDR<0.05 list (i.e., contained at least 10 12 genes), and then identified categories that were under- or over-represented (i.e. had a higher or lower percentage of hits in the FDR<0.05 list than in the broader list from ESTIMA).
We found only a congress report, but the methods of the study were minimally described.
Sufficient rater-training is a requirement for summative assessment, 44 74 75 and yet in the majority of the studies rater-training was either minimally described or not described at all.
Then, officers must fill out paperwork in the uniform crime reporting system to tally the death, and then fill out extra paperwork to minimally describe it.
Starting from April 2007, we began to perform the minimally invasive technique described herein.
Each fracture was reduced by the minimally invasive approach described below.
In the literature, there are several minimally invasive techniques described with mixed results.
The novel, minimally invasive procedure described here, dual-port laparoscopic abdominoperineal resection using a multiple port, has been found effective in patients with lower rectal cancer [5] and in patients with medically uncontrolled ulcerative colitis [6].
The "no hardware" minimally invasive technique described in this study avoids all the above-mentioned disadvantages of implant placement from either approach, in addition to allowing immediate weight bearing as a consequence of the inherent stability of the arthrodesis.
