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Schrödinger's picture is more useful for describing continuous electron distributions because the wave function can be more easily visualized.

Qualitatively, we found that RPE cells were more easily visualized using the ICG method than darkfield (Supplementary Figure 2).

To achieve that, a case study concerning to oil spills scenarios in a subtropical coastal area was designed, and IEVOs were calculated and presented in maps, in order to make the information about the areas' vulnerability more easily visualized.

The sizes of the symbols increase with increasing number of overlapping data points so that their distribution can be more easily visualized.

The layers in A are from the bottom: a gesso ground; b a dark inky wash; c a white wash that is more easily visualized in Fig. 5a; d an uneven layer of blue and green particles, azurite (labeled 1), malachite, mixite (labeled 2); e yellow iron oxide; f lead white; g lead tin yellow.

The slight change in fluorescence intensity can be more easily visualized by the intensity profile depicted in Figure 6D.

250 trillion Joules per second sounds like a lot, but what does that mean in terms people can more easily visualize?

With scaled-down equipment and TV footage from the X Games and Olympics, youngsters more easily visualize and perform daring acrobatics.

After a one hour incubation with Cre recombinase, the DNA library was transformed into Escherichia coli to more easily visualize products.

Cloud Trace allows developers to more easily visualize the time their apps spend on request processing.

For fold changes between 2 and −2, a value of 0 was put in that data field to more easily visualize the fold changes in the heat map.