Sentence examples for more accurate descriptor from inspiring English sources

We need a more accurate descriptor.

In this paper, we call for a reframing of HIV cure research as control, as it is a more accurate descriptor and achievable goal in the foreseeable future.

But in this case, mitochondrial donation does not quite bump everyone up to four: Although the boy has been described as a baby with three parents, a more accurate descriptor would be a 2.001-parent 2.001-parent Washington Post's Rachel Feltman reported Tuesday.

According to Philip J. Hanlon, President of Dartmouth College, a more accurate descriptor is "power" skills.

For a significant number of economists who were feminists, the phrase "feminist economist" became an important, more accurate, descriptor of our identity, and our feelings of isolation in a male-dominated and androcentric discipline began to change.

Indeed, organizers would be well advised in the future to just go ahead and dump the term "convention" in favor of "networking event" or some more accurate descriptor.

We also observe that there is often space in internal nodes for richer, more accurate descriptors than rectangles.

Volvo calls its current features "semi-autonomous tech" or "park assist pilot", which analysts say are more accurate descriptors than the "autopilot" term Tesla uses.

A Mantel correlation coefficient of r = 0.45 between genetic distance and temperature difference of sampling sites confirms that climatic factors provide more accurate descriptors of Aurelia phylogeography than an 'isolation by distance' model.

The sober-minded might look at these countries and conclude that a more accurate set of descriptors would be "an enfeebled and corrupt Russia, an economically slowing and environmentally challenged China, a contained and sort of predictable North Korea and an isolated and diplomatically-engaged Iran".

The lack of response of most of these inflammatory markers other than PGE2 to modulation of inflammation by diclofenac and the interference of acute phase response markers in the placebo group clearly demonstrates the need for more detailed and accurate descriptors of low-grade inflammatory status and its modulation, specifically associated with mild obesity.