Our illustration focuses on eutrophication modeling but the proposed methodological framework can be easily transferred to a wide variety of disciplines (e.g., hydrology, ecotoxicology, air pollution).
During much of the first half of the 1940s, Rockwell's cover illustrations focused on the human side of the war.
As a result, the illustration has focused on organizing of the exposures into the four Groups and identifying which chemicals are the drivers of mixture toxicity for Group IIIB.
While the illustrations are focused on classroom discourse in schools, it is proposed that the analysis is potentially useful for any pedagogic activity.
This is what India-based architect and digital artist Navaneeth R. Nair does with his graphics project, Biosis, a series of digital illustrations focused in on just a few of Earth's myriad features.
For illustration, we focus on data from Cheng et al. (2009), who provided one of the largest samples, reporting estimates of quantities close to those that appear in our model.
For this illustration we focus on mutations of the C282Y genotype, combining heterozygotes and wild types into one category, and comparing with homozygotes.
For illustration, we focus on GM stocks traded on the NYSE.
By way of illustration, we focus on the potential role of genetic data in case control studies to identify and validate cancer protein biomarkers.
