Sentence examples for depicted earlier from inspiring English sources

The myth uses the motif of the protest of the gods against their hard toil and the creation of humans to relieve it, which was depicted earlier in the Sumerian myth of "Enki and Ninmah," and also the motif of the Flood, which occurred in the "Eridu Genesis".

Very important, with respect to the use cases depicted earlier, is to consider exterior influences.

Conditions to implant DPC-1 cells within the prostate and follow tumor development over time were as depicted earlier [22].

From the measured particle sizes depicted earlier in Fig. 11, the relationship between the gold particle radii and the conductivity agree with the theoretically proposed relationships.

The adaptor primers i.e., the 5′ forward primers in RT, 1st-PCR and 2nd-PCR were depicted earlier (Ozawa et al., 2006).

To appreciate why the two measures can go in opposite directions without contradiction, it is important to consider how d' m would actually be estimated from ROC data like those depicted earlier in Table 1.

That trauma, depicted early in the film (here too, the camera observes from afar) is a random and unexplained bus hijacking in which several passengers are shot dead.

A few years ago another visitor used a rock to scratch off several charcoal drawings that historians believe depicted early Mormon pioneers.

Thus, both the small and large intestines are well depicted early in gestation, and MRI can detect and characterize intestinal anomalies with greater accuracy than US in this period.

Perfusion patterns in different regions of the organ can be assessed [ 7, 10, 15, 16] and with quantitative analysis, changes in renal perfusion may be depicted early in the course of renal allograft nephropathy [ 16– 19], renal artery stenosis [ 20] or experimentally induced acute kidney injury [ 21].

Aliide's own warped cruelty enables a brutal honesty about the moral ambiguities of collaboration, with Oksanen, a young Finnish writer of Finnish-Estonian parentage, brave enough to depict earlier generations as clearly culpable.