Sentence examples for figure to describe from inspiring English sources

This is the figure to describe how many additional people each patient would infect, and it is highly contextual, depending on biological traits, like the genetic vulnerability of the target population; social habits, like the number of personal interactions by each victim; and meteorological conditions, like the weather and the time of year.

Some notable bond length (in angstroms) and angles (in degrees) are marked in the figure to describe the structure change of ZSiNRs with these modification.

The authors can use this introductory figure to describe the features of the signals that they use to define pulses and inter-pulse intervals, bouts etc.

We have now revised the text and added a figure to describe the functional characterization of pnt in type II neuroblasts.

-We first added a supplemental figure to describe how the 102 heterozygous combinations, consisting of 78 paired combinations and 24 back-crosses with the wild type (WT) used as controls were produced.

The modifier universally adopted by journalists and political figures to describe our aircraft was lumbering.

The last thing the data revolution should be about is creating perfect figures to describe poverty, at the expense of information that can help to end it.

SCIENCE TIMES An article on Tuesday about prospects for ending the AIDS epidemic gave outdated figures to describe the shortfall in treatment for people with H.I.V.

The reporter uses the term Wahhabism, associated mainly with Saudi religious figures, to describe all cases of radicalism in Kosovo, regardless of which of the myriad countries and players backed them.

Here, we use Figure 3 to describe the method generally.

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