Sentence examples for illustrated little from inspiring English sources

In 1932 she illustrated Little House in the Big Woods, Laura Ingalls Wilder's first book.

Additional studies illustrated little effect on NK cell activity and no effects on L929 fibroblast growth over 24 or 72 hours (results not shown).

The item characteristic functions also illustrated little sample bias, with good global (RMSEA = 0.039 and TLI = 0.95) and item-level fit (S-X 2 was not statistically significant) to response data from the treatment arms of the ADCS clinical trials.

For example, one study conducted in patients with early-stage Alzheimer's disease illustrated little or no decline in cognition among the placebo-treated participants (Seltzer et al 2004), while a second study reported nearly a 2-point decline in cognition (ADAS-cog) among placebo-treated participants with mild-to-moderate dementia (Rogers et al 1998b).

Environmentalists, in contrast, have tended to deny the significance of the Ehrlich-Simon bet, arguing that commodity prices illustrate little about real environmental threats.

The histograms and Q–Q plots of red/green ratio of overall distributions illustrate little difference between the sample and depolarized control (i.e., data points do not deviate much from the y = x line shown on the plot in Figure 5B, normalized ssres = 24% for the 5th 85th percentiles).

Once your art skill is good enough to make comics, start drawing out and illustrating little stories about how you wish your life could go.

My goal was to illustrate little-known struggles with images that encouraged readers to linger over them.

She illustrated two "Little Bill" children's picture books and was until December a digital designer on "Little Bill," a series on Nickelodeon.

One thing seems clear, however: the MPs' report illustrated how little goodwill BT enjoys in Westminster.

The Israeli inquiries have illustrated how little is known about possible ties between Al Qaeda and Palestinian militants.