Sentence examples for figure adapted from inspiring English sources

Figure adapted from Ref. 44, Elsevier.

Figure adapted from Weaver, et al, 2010, Journal of Adhesion.

Figure adapted from Monn, et al, 2015, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Figure adapted from Weaver, et al, 2007, JSB and Weaver, et al, 2010, Journal of Adhesion.

Figure adapted from Weaver, et al, 2007, Journal of Structural Biology.

Below is a figure adapted from Science magazine that shows a planet moving across a star and the resulting variations in stellar brightness and radial velocity (Stellar RV).

Later in the 19th century it was adjusted by the choreographer Marius Petipa; then in the Soviet period a series of figures adapted it further.

In fact, throughout Europe the "Italian Renaissance" meant, for artists between about 1500 and 1530, the enjolivement, or embellishment, of an already rich decorative repertoire with shapes, motifs, and figures adapted from another canon of taste.

In fact, throughout Europe the "Italian Renaissance" meant, for artists between about 1500 to 1530, the enjolivement, or embellishment, of an already rich decorative repertoire with shapes, motifs, and figures adapted from another canon of taste.

Figures adapted from [10, 46].

Figures adapted with permission from [99] Copyright (2015) American Chemical Society.