Sentence examples for more illustrates from inspiring English sources
The attitude of the church towards women and homosexuals, which Holloway in the end could stand no more, illustrates the way the supposed rules drive out love.
It can be seen that the GA-AdaboostLSVM and GA-AdaboostRBFSVM classifier will get the minimum OE separately when ε th is set to be 0.05 and 0.3, which more illustrates the validity of our previous point of view: the accuracy/diversity dilemma can be solved through reasonable parameter adjustment strategy which will be more reasonable and effective by using genetic algorithm.
"We respectfully point out that this case once more illustrates the urgent need for review of entitlement for traumatic mental stress benefits, and demands that the WSIB stop wasting the taxpayers' money in this fashion," a unit commander wrote to the WSIB after Henry began attending community events again.
Our present analysis once more illustrates that many more genes, preceded by a CpG island in the promoter region, are methylated in normal tissue as well than was previously anticipated.
The fact that only 35 institutions had managed to collect serial data for five years or more illustrates the difficulty of sustaining audit and feedback and points towards the need for more research into health systems weaknesses and ways of strengthening audit practices.
In modern times, the experiences of Vietnam, China, Spain, France, the United States, Ireland, these and more, illustrate the intractability of comprehensive political overhaul.
The method is more illustrated in Additional file 2: Figure S1.
Less argument and 'defending' the model and more illustrating its function.
"More and more research illustrates the power of altruism," study researcher Donald Moynihan, a professor in the La Follette School of Public Affairs at the university, said in a statement.
In 1938, he completed 32 paintings devoted to the life of Frederick Douglass, and in the next year a series of 31 more illustrating the life of Harriet Tubman.
Statistical heterogeneity was evaluated by the I statistic, with a value of 50% or more illustrating a substantial level of heterogeneity.
