Sentence examples for illustrated in depth from inspiring English sources

The experimental study is illustrated in depth with detailed analysis of results.

They illustrated an in-depth comparison of three measures of influence: indegree (number of followers of an actor), retweets (number of retweets containing one's actor name), and mentions (number of mentions containing one's actor name).

Concepts were illustrated through in-depth discussion of multiple myeloma, with broader discussion of areas relevant for relapse of other malignancies as well as in the setting of allogeneic transplantation.

The mean and standard deviation (STD) of source localization errors varying with the depth of dipole sources in the case of considering noise-free EEG measurements are illustrated in Figure 2. The depth of dipole sources was defined as the shortest distance between a single dipole source on the folded cortical surface and the skin layer in the BEM head model.

The systematic R1 curves across areas at different depths illustrated in Figure  1 B confirmed these predictions.

The conceptual framework pioneered by UNICEF is amongst the most well-known that illustrates an in-depth inter-relationship between determinants of child malnutrition at different levels [ 3].

While the example on ethnicity shows this understanding should involve careful identification and contemplation of the different elements or SDH involved, the examples from Dominica and Colombia illustrate that in-depth insight the way these SDH interconnect to construct pathways to ill health is crucial for effective and sustainable policy and programming.

This increased variation in read depth is illustrated in 300-kbp windows along the chromosomes in Figure 2. The patterns of variation in read depth are highly correlated between the two WGA haploid embryo assemblies (Table 1).

The labial microcirculation in depth is also illustrated in a movie clip (Media 1).

As illustrated in Fig.14a and c, the depth acquired by the flood-fill phase unwrapping method contains obvious errors.

For example, attempts to depth profile single biological cells with embedded TiO x nanoparticles yield a three-dimensional image with a greatly distorted depth scale, illustrated in Figure 5.