Sentence examples for poor descriptors from inspiring English sources

Poor descriptors break the similarity of structures at mapping to features.

However, efficient predictions can be poor descriptors of a species' geographic range.

According to Suarez-Kurtz (2010), "both models are poor descriptors of admixed populations, since genetic admixture is best modeled as a continuous variable" (p. 1).

Both soil-based indices (BGC-SW and the KBDI) are particularly poor descriptors of overall risk in the winter (Fig. 2, upper right panel) but perform well at extreme values in the summer (Fig. 2 lower left panel).

Compound names are very poor descriptors (Kind et al., 2009) as names often cannot be unambiguously mapped to authentic chemical structures, either because of missing chiral information (D, L) or because each chemical structure is associated with many synonym names, some of which may also be used for other structures.

However, if we describe peptides with a poor descriptor, we cannot always measure the similarity of peptides with Tanimoto coefficient.

This was an unfortunate decision as there are several reasons why "survival of the fittest" is a poor descriptor of natural selection.

The pachymetric "bell sign" is also a poor descriptor and is seen in this example because of the scale chosen.

Yet, R values were considerably low, a fact that may indicate that regression model may be a poor descriptor of study data, in particular only a minority of measurements was higher than normal.

Since the odds ratio (OR) generated from this logistic regression model may be a poor descriptor of the actual risk when the prevalence of the outcome is high (for example, high rates of clinical success), the OR was adjusted to reflect the relative risk of obtaining the outcome [ 9].

But these are rather inadequate descriptors.