Sentence examples for directly exemplified from inspiring English sources

Thus, redemption restores fallen souls from matter to spirit, from image to reality, a principle directly exemplified both in the sacraments and in the inspired biblical writings, in which the inward spirit is veiled under the letter of law, history, myth, and parable.

The TA n microsatellite is located in the promoter region and, as directly exemplified by Enattah and colleagues [ 34] in a study about lactose intolerance, promoter variants can severely affect gene function.

The difference is that it has developed into an ongoing micro-society with a micro-government that directly exemplifies a principled alternative to the prevailing American order.

Even with the advent of deep learning techniques, we see a great value in the use of features that directly exemplify a particular image structure such as textures.

For those unwilling to follow Spinoza on this expansion, Spinoza's challenge is for proponents of these nearby alternatives to provide a non-metaphorical explanation of how God grounds without directly exemplifying certain basic possibilities.

To put it simply, the temple motivates and helps develop the details of Heidegger's larger project; the poem implicitly contextualizes and explains it; and the painting (and only the painting) directly exemplifies it.

Spinoza's account of the grounds of modality also presents an interesting challenge to anyone attracted to the idea that God grounds possibilities and possibilia, but who wants to deny that God directly exemplifies every possibility.

For the core genes a greater focus can be seen on intracellular activities exemplified directly by the higher fraction of the core genome being associated with categories like "Location: Intracellular", "Metabolic and other Cellular Processes" and "Transcription/Translation/DNA Replication".

Considering the CIA model, anti-CII are directly pathogenic, well exemplified by transfer experiments in mice [ 30- 32].

Indeed, pro-inflammatory molecules produced within inflammatory lesions can themselves directly promote genomic instability, as exemplified by reactive oxygen and nitrogen species that result in DNA damage [ 21].

Avian influenza viruses circulating in poultry capable of directly infecting humans can emerge, as exemplified by various A(H5N1) and, most recently, A(H7N9) viruses.