Sentence examples for more description in from inspiring English sources

And there should be more description in the footnote of what's in that number".

Authors' response: The authors performed a better figure quality and more description in the text.

We have also added more description in the results section to explain the link between the second and third part of the results.

Authors' response: The authors performed a better figure quality and more description in the text (P.7 lines 158– 160).Overall, the exploitation of these 2 figures is a bit vague.

The PINV application is a step further than the examples described in the manuscript, that possibly deserves a bit more description in the text and could guide the reader on how to build up from simple cases to more complex applications.

Authors' response: The authors performed a better figure quality and more description in the text (P.8 line 186– 190).p.8, l.165: Figure  5 is neither described nor exploited in a way that allows to make sense of the main text about it.

There is some traditional observational material, like a couple choosing a film to watch on Netflix (Her: "Read more descriptions". Him: "in 1950s Lebanon …" Her, instantly: "No") or visiting a pretentious hotel.

Our findings can be interpreted as indicating that the subjective perception of sickness and work ability is more predictive of the length of sick leave, than the apparently more objective description in medical terms.

(Kerouac initially found Carr to be pretentious and obnoxious, although he used a more vulgar description in "Vanity of Duluoz," another of Kerouac's gauzy autobiographical novels).

They include a version of the drama in the New York Detective Library of 1892 and an even earlier and more fanciful description in an 1883 edition of the French magazine Journal de Voyages et Aventures de Terre et de Mer.

youth self-report assessed five parental socialization strategies in questionnaire format (more detailed description in the introduction): reward; punish; neglect; override; and magnify.