Sentence examples for characters demonstrated from inspiring English sources

A mainstream television comedy featuring openly gay characters demonstrated what social scientists have long known: the single most important indicator of one's support for gay rights is whether one knows someone who is gay.

However, the traditional emphasis on the correct stroke order, which has been considered helpful for learning Chinese characters, demonstrated no significant impact on the effectiveness of recognizing and writing Chinese characters.

They may not have all been exactly realistic, but all these characters demonstrated that you can succeed and you can overcome obstacles and bounce back.

A cluster analysis based on population means across all 11 morphological characters demonstrated strikingly similar morphology between Baltic coast and coastal lake populations.

A discriminant analysis using all 20 characters demonstrated the distinctness of toads from Sicily by correct reclassification of 100% of individuals into the four groups from: (i) Sicily, (ii) N-Africa, (iii) Corsica and Sardinia, and (iv) the Apennine Peninsula.

Participants also commented that the patient stories were helpful because the main characters demonstrated shared decision-making behaviours, such as considering pros and cons of treatment options and communicating questions and concerns with health professionals.

Its characters demonstrate all too well the human inability to recognize happiness and revel in it while it's here, rather than looking back at it longingly from tomorrow.

Narayan does not start with a generalisation, with a theory; he lets his characters demonstrate to us, through their very ordinary thoughts and actions, what it is to be human.

A character controlled by only a few genes is known as an oligogenic, or qualitative, character; oligogenic characters demonstrate discontinuous variation (in which traits are discrete; e.g., blood type is either AB, A, B, or O).

A character controlled by many genes is known as polygenic, or quantitative; such characters demonstrate continuous variation (e.g., weight or height, each of which spans a range of values).

Landscape characters demonstrate precise features and values that exist in the current environment and provide information for those who use, manage, live in, benefit from and enjoy the landscape.