Sentence examples for literature display from inspiring English sources

The method recovers well the conditions under which the alloys reported in the literature display such features.

In contrast, some karst springs reported in literature display a discharge maximum, attributed to reaching the finite discharge capacity of the conduit system (flow threshold).

Several previously investigated gene families in the literature display fewer family members in lampreys than in gnathostomes – see for instance [ 20, 58], suggesting more extensive gene loss in the lamprey lineage after 2R.

Two other mouse models described in the literature display a similar phenotype of progressive seminiferous tubule degeneration, both of which are associated with a chronic increase in estrogen signaling within the testis, either through over-expression of Arom (58) or KO of estrogen sulfotransferase (SULT1E1) (59).

Through June 30, the Miami University Art Museum is hosting "Telling A People's Story: African-American Children's Illustrated Literature," displaying 130 works by 33 artists from 88 books.

Any reputable mutual fund provider will display the fees prominently, expressed as an "expense ratio," on the website or paper literature displaying a fund's performance or, more obscurely, in a prospectus filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Literature displays, after an extensive search, only three other studies concerning adenocarcinoma with massive lymphocytic infiltration (AMLI).

This finding builds on an emerging body of literature displaying consistent shortcomings in treatment programs involving men.

This is the first outbreak of CLA in Iberian ibex described in the literature, displaying high morbidity and mortality.

The home birth literature displays significant variations in the quality of study methodologies [ 39], and the direction of interpretation (safe/unsafe) and publication of results in journals appears to be consistently aligned with type of profession [ 40].

Sister Carrie and An American Tragedy are certainly enduring works of literature that display a deep understanding of the American experience around the turn of the century, with its expansive desires and pervasive disillusionments.