Sentence examples for drawn to described from inspiring English sources
A parallel could also be drawn to described QTLs that overlap these highly divergent genomic regions, e.g. on BTA14:~25 Mb which harbors quantitative loci for stature [ 32], fertility [ 33– 35] and subcutaneous fat [ 36].
This is perhaps why he is obsessively drawn to describing enormous male physiques, which are analogues for his own exaggeration.
Naturally, a writer is drawn to describe that period of extraordinary openness — writing, too, aspires to be open to the power of people in that kind of wholehearted way.
As much of his previous work, The Northern Clemency in particular, has shown, he is drawn to describing the minutiae of everyday life, and the sillinesses and sadnesses and comedy of family life.
Particular attention is drawn to describe the effects associated to the shear plugging phenomena characterizing the response of thin woven fabric composite targets with high specific stiffness.
It is found that with the same content of alkali activator, a clear relationship curve can be drawn to describe the UPV and compressive strength of hardened concrete.
In order to show the invisible information of the survival function more clearly, a hazard ratio estimation of illegal residence is drawn to describe the probability of illegal residence of Africans in Guangzhou at each time point (see Figure 2, right-hand side).
A model has been drawn to describe the interaction of Co layer with MgO layer at Co/MgO interface from discontinues to continuous region of Co thin film of magnetic tunnel junctions (MTJ s, which may help to design high-performance spintronic devices.
So, a table can be drawn to describe the type of pollinator each flower is seeking.
Choropleth maps were then drawn to describe the distribution patterns of Superfund sites across demographic variables of interest.
Taking SE of internalized HR natural logarithm value as abscissa and the HR natural logarithm value as ordinates, the funnel plot was drawn to describe publication bias.
