Sentence examples for illustrates a high level from inspiring English sources

The downscaling method of constructed analogues illustrates a high level of skill, capturing an average of 50% of daily high-resolution precipitation variance and an average of around 67% of average air temperature variance, across all seasons and across the contiguous United States.

In conclusion, our study clearly illustrates a high level of concordance between the array platform and the RNA-seq technology, and suggests that the high density Exon array still remains a powerful tool to generate meaningful data when the amount of material is limited.

Published reports also illustrate a high level of spatial clustering of Hepatitis A outbreaks (e.g. [ 19, 21]), suggesting the local spread pathway may be reasonable in this context.

Figure  3 a shows a side-by-side comparison of the neonatal connectome and a group-averaged adult connectome, illustrating a high level of overlap between the network of the neonatal brain (left panel) and that of the adult brain (right panel) on SC.

Figure 1 illustrates a high-level workflow of PEDI.

Notably, Figures 1 and 2 illustrate a higher level of noise for GeneChip relative to CodeLink.

In this session, one video illustrated a high-level task that was proceduralized by the teacher; in the second video (which featured the implementation of the same high-level task), the teacher focused on helping students understand the underlying biological idea behind the modeling task about genetics.

The high ratio of N+ illustrates a high proton doping level for the deposited PANI on graphene cell walls, leading to the enhancement of electron conductivity and pseudocapacitive performance.

The dog's reaction to other stimuli (for example, children's play, being beckoned, being offered a treat) illustrates that, despite a high level of training, dogs are still prone to distraction.

What these complaints illustrate is not a high level of dissatisfaction with the paper and the website overall - they are concerned with a tiny proportion of the content published by the Guardian every day - but differing expectations of a paper and website with liberal values.

Bol and Van de Werfhorst (2013) have recently illustrated that, while a high level of tracking in a national education system leads to better labour market allocation for young people, it also contributes to unequal educational opportunities, since in such systems the effect of social class background on tracking outcomes is higher.