Sentence examples for truly informative from inspiring English sources

Although labels can be useful, they rarely provide sufficient information to be truly informative (see McHughen in Ref. [ 1]).

Therefore, since counting γ-H2AX foci in interphase tumor cells can provide only limited information, studies in metaphase cells were performed to allow visualization of truly informative foci by avoiding at least some of these problems, such as proliferative status and focal variability.

We believe that a natural way forward would be to use information from such databases when designing the job applications to obtain a truly informative measure of the degree of discrimination in the labor market.

Watching the main BBC TV news bulletins in recent weeks has been a truly informative experience.

Hence, I doubt whether Americans, if there were a truly informative national discussion on the issue, would take the bogus threat of single-payer serfdom seriously, especially if the single-payer system is pitched as "Medicare for all".

His postdoctoral fellow, Angelica Cazaly, agrees: "After decades of using in vitro culture systems and animal models, it is fantastic to now have access to samples from patients that can provide us with truly informative answers.

Really informative.

Note that, the adjective "non-informative" prior used in this paper is the classical wording but does not necessarily mean the prior is truly non-informative, as will be seen below.

Most people outside the Democrat bubble understand those for what they truly are: a necessary, informative part of the democratic process to select the best possible candidate.

Is information always informative?

This is the real quandary of Wordsworth's life, and Juliet Barker's reluctance to address it keeps her very informative biography from becoming truly revealing.