Sentence examples for much informative from inspiring English sources

"The Culture of War" is not so much informative as demoralizing.

This is much informative on the differential impacts of aid and remittances.

In this regard one long-term experiment conducted at China (Li et al. 2012) is much informative.

While cross-validation procedures for the nine fossil-based nodes suggest no internal conflicts, several calibration points are outside the arioid tree and thus may not be much informative (Additional file 3).

Therefore, it is possible that whole-community metrics obscure much informative variation in phylogenetic structure by "averaging out" the patterns of occurrence or abundance of different species within a community.

While for the former method we just counted the number of modules each time a maximum for the modularity function was obtained, for the latter method we kept the length of the RW to default values, thus allowing for module merging to be as much informative as possible (i.e. neither too stringent nor too conservative in considering the most relevant modules).

The evolutionary restraints are much more informative than mutual information, and the physical restraints specify more concrete relationship among contacts than the sparsity restraint.

We performed a sensitivity analysis with respect to the choice of such information, using a much less informative (prior) distribution on the f k parameter (using CV = 100%).