Sentence examples for much richer description from inspiring English sources
"The end result is that there will be a much richer description of the earth".
These data have greatly enriched the breadth of our analysis, thus enabling further examination and reporting of a much richer description of the determinants of cost.
The ICC analysis can accommodate the more complex designs commonly used in these reliability studies and provides a much richer description by identifying the various contributions to the lack of agreement.
This now allows a much richer description of each term, such as the ability to state precisely which tag has been used and whether it was placed at the C-terminus or N-terminus of the molecule.
The above findings highlight that while the putative biological functions of the brain-brain core modules largely encompass the DEPATHs identified in the statistical overlap analysis (Tables 1 and 2), the COMBINER network-based analysis provides a much richer molecular description of mouse responses to social defeat.
In the case of Background Patient Generation, the information coming from Step One into Step Two is much richer: it contains a high level description of every patient visit including syndromes, sub-syndromes, and final ICD-9 codes.
XML documentsretain a much richer semantic structure, which is also more readily converted toResource Description Framework (RDF) for further and more generalized consumption insemantic frameworks.
Functional descriptions in the engineering sciences are, however, much richer than individual ascriptions of functions.
But in real-world networks, the organization rarely is limited to two levels, and modular descriptions can only provide cross sections of much richer structures.
First, rich people have got much richer.
