Examples of using Uninformative in English and their translations into Spanish
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That was pretty uninformative.
This invites uninformative answers and discourages unwanted or unpleasant views.
This may be due to a selection of uninformative indices.
Using a randomly generated filename is uninformative to the user, but changing the name breaks the loose database structure between files.
It comes with a help PDF, although this is quite uninformative!
But when a new member is very uninformative, it becomes a bit more difficult.
The captured Barrayaran was being properly surly and uninformative.
This type of result is called uninformative, indeterminate, inconclusive, or ambiguous.
On the whole, Fitness Depot's data breach notification is pretty uninformative.
A biopsy sample taken during an episode is often uninformative, as it will show only evidence of cell death or may appear normal.
Post production But forwarding the tasks so broadly would make the flow incomplete and uninformative.
Many patients andtheir families describe the insensitive and uninformative manner in which diagnosis is given.
Since the information content depends on initial probabilities,a positive test can either be highly informative or uninformative.
At times, the results to be achieved are expressed in vague and uninformative terms, though the underlying activities could have been quantified.
Mr. PILLAY said that he had found the written replies to the Committee's list of issues(E/C.12/BEN/Q/2/Add.1)rather vague and uninformative.
Some additional bones are only represented by very fragmented and uninformative fossils, such as the lacrimals.
Given that, and given that the terroir principle means that no serious wine producer anywhere need harbour any secrets,why are so many websites so abysmally uninformative?
It is of the opinion of the Committee that in a number of areas the results achieved are presented in vague and uninformative terms, such as"Regular consultations between the Special Representative of the Secretary-General and the International Committee of the Red Cross", even though the underlying activities could easily have been quantified.
However, exchanges have been largely uninformative, with Mr.
Likelihood profiles for the model(Appendix L, Figure 13) demonstrated that catch-atlength data from the early fleet, tag data from 2003 andthe survey abundance index were relatively uninformative.
And then by 130… they dissolve down to two or three… very uninformative half-sentences!
Using simple measures such as the share of commodity in total exports to define commodity dependence is uninformative.
However, Standard& Poor's indicated that it found standard language(boilerplate) descriptions of accounting policy notes that contained little specific information on key transactions andcorresponding policies uninformative and thus less useful for its purposes of credit rating.
Additionally, ranked results are often unstable| small changes in the input data orin the ranking methodology may lead to drastic changes in the ranked output, making the result uninformative.
In a collection of influential papers with John Roberts, he showed that predatory practices, limit pricing(charging a low price, perhaps even below marginal cost, to discourage entry), andwasteful spending on apparently uninformative advertising can all be rational strategic behavior under asymmetric information.
In light of this and other critiques,the focus of research moved away from confirmation versus falsification to examine whether people test hypotheses in an informative way, or an uninformative but positive way.
