Sentence examples for positive illustration from inspiring English sources

I believe ASYE will help restore public confidence in the profession by offering a positive illustration of skills and standards and show our true capabilities.

Strategies include personalization of treatment, rewarding and positive social interactions, illustration and summarizing important information, as well as acknowledging overstimulation (e.g. providing a "chair to rest" without questions being asked for overloaded patients, however, rewarding the patient's presence).

With the negative interaction pairs, there seems to be more variability between the datasets, which may be attributable to the fact that we used here the fixed QMA parameters and scoring functions chosen for positive interactions for illustration purposes.

In direct photomechanical processing the screen is covered with a photosensitive layer and then exposed under a positive, the photographic illustrations having been screened previously.

Figure 4 Illustration of positive and negative openness related to scale L : (a) positive openness, (b) negative openness.

Against Portugal, the introduction of Yedlin was a very positive one too – an illustration of Klinsmann's optimism.

An illustration of positive residual STO estimation is provided by Figure 8.

In the case of two more complex labels that a number of patients had difficulty fully understanding, the addition of illustrations had positive and negative effects on comprehension in approximately equal numbers of patients.

He added: "The investment in new distilleries and warehousing capacity is a vivid illustration of the positive and optimistic outlook for demand in the sector.

d A schematic illustration of the positive charge accumulation at the interface of Si/SiO2 under light illumination without source-drain voltage bias, which effectively changes the back-gate voltage and induces a photocurrent.

The inset in Fig. 2b represents the schematic illustration of the positive charge accumulation at the Si/SiO2 interface under illumination without a source-drain bias, leading to a photogating effect in the graphene FET [33, 34].