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On the other hand, an effective collaborator could not only tell you if the presentation was too technical, they could illustrate specifically what aspects of the presentation were too technical by recalling other presentations in front of the same audience, and highlighting the similarities and differences as well as what worked well and what fell flat.

Suzuki's objective in writing the book was to document his experiences of personal rewards gained from the environmental movement and to illustrate, specifically for young people, opportunities in environmentalism.

In particular, two typical semantic types, "Disease or Syndrome" and "Sign or Symptom," are illustrated specifically in this paper in detail.

The latter is illustrated specifically by the fact that OA tenocytes not only showed a higher rate of spontaneous apoptosis but also were significantly more susceptible to FasL mediated cell death.

He thinks the scene might illustrate a specifically Neolithic myth involving vultures who carry away the heads of dead people.

These works will be illustrated more specifically in the case of superdeformation for the 151Tb nucleus.

Danovaro et al. [11] illustrated this specifically for benthic biodiversity in the deep sea where ecosystem function and diversity are exponentially correlated, implying an exponential loss in function with decreasing biodiversity.

Figure 3 illustrates more specifically how the project will be conducted in each phase.

This approach clearly illustrated that specifically expressed miRNAs and their targets perform integrated regulatory functions.

Study of cluster 19.12 (see Figure 5) illustrates more specifically the trend of dog genes to possess more zinc finger motifs; the dog LOC484338 (Group III), for example, has six times more zinc finger motifs than its human ortholog.

But because mass has no universally accepted sign, interpreters are free to create hand motions that illustrate its meaning specifically in opposition to weight.