Sentence examples for often illustrated as from inspiring English sources

The complexity of constructing and interpreting such networks has led to a persistent (although more careful) use of trees, but also to the adoption of more simple measures of similarity, such as average nucleotide identity, average amino acid identity or gene content similarity, often illustrated as simple graphs [ 31, 32].

Although risk assessment is often illustrated as a linear process (see, for instance, [ 13]), the process in practice is non-linear, recursive and iterative such that the sequence in which aspects of the assessment are addressed varies depending the knowledge needed to analyse a given case.

The process is often illustrated graphically as an inverted U-shaped curve.

Sir Wilfred's books, often illustrated with his own photographs, were poetic and autobiographical in their approach, describing journeys as much into himself as into the world.

This is often illustrated through the "trolley problem".

Early handwritten herbals were often illustrated with paintings and drawings.

Herbals were often illustrated to assist plant identification.

The way we talk about rape in the media often illustrates the crime as a violent crime that occurs in dark alleys (which it is) but this neglects the idea it can happen at a party, or a date, or at a friend's house.

Addiction memoirs often illustrate this same definition of insanity.

Women must balance the potential for benefit with the possible harm when making NHP decisions however the quality and type of evidence available to support women is often limited as illustrated by our study.

The desire for continued learning though follow-up sessions was cited most often, as illustrated by these comments: "Maybe offer continuing or follow-up training to keep us fresh," and "Refresher courses one time per year where each participant could perhaps bring an example to present to others".