Definition of uninformative in English:

uninformative

adjectiveʌnɪnˈfɔːmətɪvˌənɪnˈfɔrmədɪv

Not providing particularly useful or interesting information.
缺少信息价值的；信息贫乏的
the coverage is brief and uninformative
Example sentencesExamples
- Studio interviews are fatuous and location shots and features are so uninformative that they have to be spiced up with distorted camera angles and background music.
- It strikes me as almost completely uninformative.
- After his uninformative briefing, we wrote to Mr. Clarke asking for written answers to specific questions: Why was there no threat assessment?
- Many proposed studies have inadequate designs that might lead to an invalid or uninformative answer to an otherwise useful question, but ethics committees can also create hazards to scientific validity.
- It should be noted that informative and uninformative cueing does not simply correspond to central and peripheral cueing.
- For many years, I mistakenly believed that the reason political interviews were such a pointless, uninformative exercise was that interviewers were not asking the right questions.
- The quantities measured and calculated all span a wide range of values, with strongly skewed frequency distributions, and linear scatter diagrams of pairs of variables are quite uninformative.
- There's something about that feels uninformative.
- I don't wish for much, and expect less, but as a journalist the most difficult chore in the year is to have to listen to countless colourless and uninformative speeches.
- Well, in my case I have been using the word ‘spectacle’ to mean the sensationalist or, more precisely, uninformative aspect of a visual image.
- With only one day to go before the New Zealand election, things have turned decidedly weird in a campaign that could best be described as nasty, uninspiring, and completely uninformative.
- In the phylogenetic analysis, 42 sites were parsimony informative, 47 were uninformative and 380 were constant.
- The Q & A attached to the announcement is far too tedious and uninformative to bother you with, but you'll be pleased to know that the name change won't cause slippage.
- However, we wished to exclude other information from these analyses and so selected uninformative prior distributions that would not contribute to the posterior distributions.
- Their record sleeves and videos are cryptic, self-mythologising, deliberately uninformative.
- We excluded studies closing early due to poor recruitment as uninformative for our purposes but included studies closing early for other reasons (for example, interim results).
- I possess one civil but entirely uninformative letter from him.
- Their website is almost completely uninformative as it relates entirely to the technical aspects of their work and the history of those technical aspects.
- The latest, about twenty-somethings in the 70s and now, is just as uninformative and nebulous as every other piece of generation-related newsprint spewed out since the dawn of time.
- Perhaps unsurprisingly, presidential memoirs are usually dull, uninformative and embarrassingly self-congratulatory.

Definition of uninformative in US English:

uninformative

adjectiveˌəninˈfôrmədivˌənɪnˈfɔrmədɪv

Not providing particularly useful or interesting information.
缺少信息价值的；信息贫乏的
Example sentencesExamples
- The quantities measured and calculated all span a wide range of values, with strongly skewed frequency distributions, and linear scatter diagrams of pairs of variables are quite uninformative.
- We excluded studies closing early due to poor recruitment as uninformative for our purposes but included studies closing early for other reasons (for example, interim results).
- After his uninformative briefing, we wrote to Mr. Clarke asking for written answers to specific questions: Why was there no threat assessment?
- Well, in my case I have been using the word ‘spectacle’ to mean the sensationalist or, more precisely, uninformative aspect of a visual image.
- In the phylogenetic analysis, 42 sites were parsimony informative, 47 were uninformative and 380 were constant.
- Perhaps unsurprisingly, presidential memoirs are usually dull, uninformative and embarrassingly self-congratulatory.
- With only one day to go before the New Zealand election, things have turned decidedly weird in a campaign that could best be described as nasty, uninspiring, and completely uninformative.
- Studio interviews are fatuous and location shots and features are so uninformative that they have to be spiced up with distorted camera angles and background music.
- The latest, about twenty-somethings in the 70s and now, is just as uninformative and nebulous as every other piece of generation-related newsprint spewed out since the dawn of time.
- There's something about that feels uninformative.
- It should be noted that informative and uninformative cueing does not simply correspond to central and peripheral cueing.
- It strikes me as almost completely uninformative.
- Their website is almost completely uninformative as it relates entirely to the technical aspects of their work and the history of those technical aspects.
- Many proposed studies have inadequate designs that might lead to an invalid or uninformative answer to an otherwise useful question, but ethics committees can also create hazards to scientific validity.
- Their record sleeves and videos are cryptic, self-mythologising, deliberately uninformative.
- For many years, I mistakenly believed that the reason political interviews were such a pointless, uninformative exercise was that interviewers were not asking the right questions.
- I don't wish for much, and expect less, but as a journalist the most difficult chore in the year is to have to listen to countless colourless and uninformative speeches.
- However, we wished to exclude other information from these analyses and so selected uninformative prior distributions that would not contribute to the posterior distributions.
- The Q & A attached to the announcement is far too tedious and uninformative to bother you with, but you'll be pleased to know that the name change won't cause slippage.
- I possess one civil but entirely uninformative letter from him.

单词	uninformative
释义	Definition of uninformative in English: uninformative adjectiveʌnɪnˈfɔːmətɪvˌənɪnˈfɔrmədɪv Not providing particularly useful or interesting information. 缺少信息价值的；信息贫乏的 the coverage is brief and uninformative Example sentencesExamples Studio interviews are fatuous and location shots and features are so uninformative that they have to be spiced up with distorted camera angles and background music. It strikes me as almost completely uninformative. After his uninformative briefing, we wrote to Mr. Clarke asking for written answers to specific questions: Why was there no threat assessment? Many proposed studies have inadequate designs that might lead to an invalid or uninformative answer to an otherwise useful question, but ethics committees can also create hazards to scientific validity. It should be noted that informative and uninformative cueing does not simply correspond to central and peripheral cueing. For many years, I mistakenly believed that the reason political interviews were such a pointless, uninformative exercise was that interviewers were not asking the right questions. The quantities measured and calculated all span a wide range of values, with strongly skewed frequency distributions, and linear scatter diagrams of pairs of variables are quite uninformative. There's something about that feels uninformative. I don't wish for much, and expect less, but as a journalist the most difficult chore in the year is to have to listen to countless colourless and uninformative speeches. Well, in my case I have been using the word ‘spectacle’ to mean the sensationalist or, more precisely, uninformative aspect of a visual image. With only one day to go before the New Zealand election, things have turned decidedly weird in a campaign that could best be described as nasty, uninspiring, and completely uninformative. In the phylogenetic analysis, 42 sites were parsimony informative, 47 were uninformative and 380 were constant. The Q & A attached to the announcement is far too tedious and uninformative to bother you with, but you'll be pleased to know that the name change won't cause slippage. However, we wished to exclude other information from these analyses and so selected uninformative prior distributions that would not contribute to the posterior distributions. Their record sleeves and videos are cryptic, self-mythologising, deliberately uninformative. We excluded studies closing early due to poor recruitment as uninformative for our purposes but included studies closing early for other reasons (for example, interim results). I possess one civil but entirely uninformative letter from him. Their website is almost completely uninformative as it relates entirely to the technical aspects of their work and the history of those technical aspects. The latest, about twenty-somethings in the 70s and now, is just as uninformative and nebulous as every other piece of generation-related newsprint spewed out since the dawn of time. Perhaps unsurprisingly, presidential memoirs are usually dull, uninformative and embarrassingly self-congratulatory. Definition of uninformative in US English: uninformative adjectiveˌəninˈfôrmədivˌənɪnˈfɔrmədɪv Not providing particularly useful or interesting information. 缺少信息价值的；信息贫乏的 Example sentencesExamples The quantities measured and calculated all span a wide range of values, with strongly skewed frequency distributions, and linear scatter diagrams of pairs of variables are quite uninformative. We excluded studies closing early due to poor recruitment as uninformative for our purposes but included studies closing early for other reasons (for example, interim results). After his uninformative briefing, we wrote to Mr. Clarke asking for written answers to specific questions: Why was there no threat assessment? Well, in my case I have been using the word ‘spectacle’ to mean the sensationalist or, more precisely, uninformative aspect of a visual image. In the phylogenetic analysis, 42 sites were parsimony informative, 47 were uninformative and 380 were constant. Perhaps unsurprisingly, presidential memoirs are usually dull, uninformative and embarrassingly self-congratulatory. With only one day to go before the New Zealand election, things have turned decidedly weird in a campaign that could best be described as nasty, uninspiring, and completely uninformative. Studio interviews are fatuous and location shots and features are so uninformative that they have to be spiced up with distorted camera angles and background music. The latest, about twenty-somethings in the 70s and now, is just as uninformative and nebulous as every other piece of generation-related newsprint spewed out since the dawn of time. There's something about that feels uninformative. It should be noted that informative and uninformative cueing does not simply correspond to central and peripheral cueing. It strikes me as almost completely uninformative. Their website is almost completely uninformative as it relates entirely to the technical aspects of their work and the history of those technical aspects. Many proposed studies have inadequate designs that might lead to an invalid or uninformative answer to an otherwise useful question, but ethics committees can also create hazards to scientific validity. Their record sleeves and videos are cryptic, self-mythologising, deliberately uninformative. For many years, I mistakenly believed that the reason political interviews were such a pointless, uninformative exercise was that interviewers were not asking the right questions. I don't wish for much, and expect less, but as a journalist the most difficult chore in the year is to have to listen to countless colourless and uninformative speeches. However, we wished to exclude other information from these analyses and so selected uninformative prior distributions that would not contribute to the posterior distributions. The Q & A attached to the announcement is far too tedious and uninformative to bother you with, but you'll be pleased to know that the name change won't cause slippage. I possess one civil but entirely uninformative letter from him.
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