Sentence examples for illustration of common from inspiring English sources

A review of the embryology of the aorta and branch vessels is followed by discussion and illustration of common and some uncommon vascular rings along with critical information required by surgeons.

A brief discussion of the embryology of the aorta and branch vessels is followed by discussion and illustration of common and some uncommon vascular rings along with critical information required by surgeons.

The purpose of this article is to provide an introduction to contrast-enhanced ultrasound of the spleen, including a review of the evidence and an illustration of common pathologies.

This article reviews established and new techniques in CT, MRI and PET imaging in both primary and secondary peritoneal malignancies and provides an overview of peritoneal anatomy, function and modes of disease dissemination with illustration of common sites and imaging features of peritoneal malignancy.

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Fig. 1 An illustration of two common eyewitness identification procedures.

Fig. 2 A highly simplified depiction of natural selection (Correct) and a generalized illustration of various common misconceptions about the mechanism (Incorrect).

Each chapter beging with an illustration of a common object endowed with great significance through their love.

It also serves as an important illustration of the common misconceptions about commercial sex, outdated law enforcement culture around prostitution and sex crimes and the ongoing battle to stop blaming victims for crimes committed against them.

And in the decade that has passed since the attack, magazines have become more comfortable using photo illustrations, more common in the era of Internet and cable television, when most readers have already seen the pictures by the time their magazine arrives.

However, it should be noted that: (1) these arguments draw on Aristotle's views about logic to a greater extent than any treatise outside the logical works themselves; (2) in the logical works, the principle of non-contradiction is one of Aristotle's favorite illustrations of the "common principles" (koinai archai) that underlie the art of dialectic.