Sentence examples for explanatory figure from inspiring English sources

In addition, to aid understanding and introduce the main results of each paper, the authors provide a one-page summary of each paper, with an explanatory figure aimed at the general reader.

We strongly encourage authors to include an explanatory figure.

The precise definition of how H3N2 isolates are divided into "lineages" is a bit hard to follow, and would be greatly clarified by an explanatory figure.

The following parameters were considered (see explanatory Figure  3): i) ratio of alignment length to oligo length (percent alignment); ii) maximum number of mismatches; and iii) distance from the start of oligo/transcript alignment to oligo 5' end.

Themes arising were synthesised to generate explanatory figures to highlight key areas for strengthening public reporting.

A portrait of Dr. Basset, several photographs of PEMF equipment, and examples of explanatory figures, arranged chronologically.

Several theses were advanced to explain the narratives e.g., that the patriarchs were mythical beings or the personifications of tribes or folkloric or etiological (explanatory) figures created to account for various social, juridical, or cultic patterns.

New, explanatory figures are very welcome and encouraged.