Sentence examples for illustrated only by from inspiring English sources

A thick tome on art and geometry by Dürer, for example, is open to pages of densely printed German illustrated only by a nondescript diagram of a man and a web of perspective lines.

Yet it is commonly believed that the various arguments Darwin developed about behavior were usually illustrated only by anecdotes and observations recounted by explorers, naturalists, or zookeepers, and lacking any experimental approach.

Despite this impact on the studies of animal behavior, it is generally thought that the various arguments Darwin developed about behavior were usually illustrated only by anecdotes and observations recounted by explorers, naturalists, or zookeepers (Danchin et al. 2008).

Such conformational epitopes can be illustrated only by the 3D presentation.

This has been illustrated not only by the European actions but also by several international awards granted to imprisoned dissidents, like the Unesco World Press Freedom award given to the imprisoned poet and journalist Raúl Rivero.

Her notion of vegetable diplomacy is illustrated not only by the obvious, like onions, hot peppers, tomatoes and rice that spill from the bins at any number of the markets catering to immigrants from China, Taiwan, Korea, India, Afghanistan, Greece, Turkey, Iran, Pakistan and a host of Central and South American countries.

Changes in the architecture of senile human skin were illustrated not only by absence of GS and thickening of stratum corneum but also by dense laying of keratinocytes intensely stained for GS in stratum granulosum.

This was illustrated not only by the magnitude of the gene/protein expression of proinflammatory genes but also by the range of the genes affected.

In the final analysis, the chapter illustrates that only by formally recognizing each of the four dimensions is it possible to design and implement public policies that are sustainable and robust to uncontrollable economic and political forces.

(K.nP) However, few of the CEOs' statements included mention of general strategies used to manage physicians, and therefore the possible implication of such strategies is illustrated by only a dotted line in Figure 1.

Similarly, as illustrated by only the top quartile having normal vitamin D levels (>30 ng/mL), our subjects were largely clustered in around and just below the normal range of vitamin D. Thus, it is possible that our cohort did not include enough patients with severe vitamin D deficiency to demonstrate an effect.