Sentence examples for illustrates that the development from inspiring English sources

This chapter illustrates that the development of lasers capable of delivering short pulses of very intense radiation, over a wide frequency range, has led to the discovery of new, nonperturbative multiphoton processes in laser interactions with atomic systems.

The influence of reading on subsequent VIQ illustrates that the development of different cognitive skills can progress along trajectories that (i) have different learning rates and (ii) interact with one another.

This study highlights that current recommendations for verbal and written methods of information provision are unsuitable for older patients with vision impairment and illustrates that the development of new methods for providing information to these patients is required.

With the various barriers to EHR that have been so far discussed across the various projects described above, PHDSC [ 73] illustrates that the development of a National Health Information Network (NHIN) is in its infancy, with current development occurring very slowly in the lag phase of an early Verhulst-Pearl logistic growth model [ 74- 76].

k, l Patient 5: absence of the posterior semicircular canal illustrates that the abnormal development may be limited to the semicircular canals.

Moreover, characteristic differences in the shape of the individual regional trajectories illustrate that development, and particularly myelination, does not take place at the same time or at the same rate.

Despite the complexity of addressing HRH, the examples above illustrate that development partners can play different roles according to their comparative advantage.

Plotting phenology (as number of individuals in the 5th instar) on a physiological timescale (degree days) illustrates that the differences in juvenile development times between Willamette Valley and Cascades populations are conserved (Fig. 2A), and not simply related to differences in the temperature regime in relation to calendar time that a population experiences.

These points illustrate that, for further development, Risk Assessment applied to animal welfare can benefit from semantic modelling principles, and that both can benefit from improved definitions of important concepts such as welfare, its components, hazards and risks.

Furthermore, our results illustrated that risk for development of NTM disease was 6.24-fold higher among RA patients than controls and that the risk for death among RA patients with NTM disease was 3.06-fold higher than that for RA patients without NTM disease.

Thus, our data demonstrate a new role for Eomesa in early development and illustrates that the timing of developmental gene expression can be mediated by active repression as well as transcription initiation.