Sentence examples for figures were combined from inspiring English sources

When these figures were combined with the scariest moment scores, however, The Shining reclaimed first place, with The Exorcist second and A Nightmare on Elm Street third.

The forcefulness and boldness of Sluter's sculpted figures is combined with elaborate decorative work on the canopy of the tomb of Philip the Bold, for example.

Second, in the field of pictorial representation, animal and human figures are combined with other ornamental designs such as fillets and arabesques stressing their ornamental nature rather than representative function.

The figures are combined values of three independent BEAST Monte Carlo Markov Chain analyses, each ran for 50 Million generations.

Next, data on proteinuria and deposition of EDS in either the mesangial matrix only (weighted 1 in Figure 4B) or also in the GBM (weighted 2 to make a visual distinction from deposits in the mesangial matrix in the figure) were combined for each mouse, and the paired data were sorted by ascending values of proteinuria.

The bottom left dominant class figure is combined with topography shading and contours in white Fig. 6 3D raster profile in 3D perspective view.

Particles from classes that showed the same projection average (denoted as 1, 2 and 3 in Figures S2B and Figure S3B) were combined (summarized in Table S1).

Therefore, we merged data in two ways to decrease variability attributable to the small sample size of the prevalence figures: classes were combined across time, and districts were combined across space.

In this study, westernisation refers to this composite variable, with the exception being that the two most westernised categories (born in the West with one or two grandparents born in the West, and born in the West with at least three grandparents born in the West; see legend to Figure 1) were combined because of the small number of women in each category.

Results from both analyses (step 3, Figure  7) were combined.

In this analysis, the two pedigrees in Figure 1 were combined into one because they share an individual.