Sentence examples for immediately illustrated from inspiring English sources

Stottlemyre knows that, and it was immediately illustrated when he was introduced before yesterday's game.

Hussey's offside dominance — only 19 of his 126 runs came on the legside — was immediately illustrated by a wagon wheel on the wonderful Trent Bridge scorecard.

The extent of contiguity is immediately illustrated by the finding that the termini of GTAG REPs often provide the opal stop codon (TAG) to flanking ORFs.

On the face of the result itself, a 2-2 drawiththethe Vancouver Whitecaps doesn't immediately illustrate why the addition of the former Everton goalkeeper could turn the Colorado Rapids into genuine contenders.

I caved in immediately and, illustrating everything that's wrong with human progress, found myself spending real money on non-existent petrol for a non-existent motorbike in a desperate bid to appease an infant.

The quote immediately below illustrates how a student confronted his/her uncertainties during one client encounter.

Now surely I can't be the only person who immediately imagines a poorly illustrated sexual reassignment surgery?

The phylogenies for env V1-V4 and gag p24 depicted in Figure 1 show that branch lengths are substantially shortened immediately after transmission, illustrating that a significant reduction in diversity has occurred.

Even though some parents would know better than to go back to their child and share the information, others may talk about it immediately, especially to illustrate points they're trying to make as part of the blog (in which case, it may be done without really thinking things through).

This was assessed through comparison of the nucleotide percentage sequence identity between orthologs, with the highest nucleotide percentage sequence identity for the immediately flanking genomic regions, as illustrated in Figure 4. We chose the VEGA data set for this analysis, since the genomic coordinates of this pseudogene annotation data set are more precisely annotated.

The principle whereby an activated receptor can in turn, rapidly release a ligand that immediately 'transactivates' a downstream 'receptor cascade' is best illustrated by the agonist-driven release of nitric oxide, which immediately regulates tissue function.