Sentence examples for rather illustrative from inspiring English sources

It is rather illustrative to use the energy band diagram to study how the field enhancement factor may be affected by a quantum effect due to the work function difference between the emitters and anode, especially when the work function of the field emitter (i.e., CNT emitters) is higher than that of the anode (i.e., W-probe) [19].

The examples are not meant to be comprehensive, but rather illustrative of several pathophysiological settings in which PAR-receptor kinase transactivation can play a role.

Ms. Spero's art is emblematic rather than illustrative.

She accompanies the 40 pictures, all from the museum's collection, with Sontag quotations, placed high on the walls, and leaves the play of images and words allusive rather than illustrative, free to generate mood as much as meaning, as Sontag would have wished.

In conceptual art, the representation at work can generally be seen as semantic rather than illustrative.

CSE aims to serve as a guiding framework for teaching, learning and assessment, which requires the scales to be comprehensive and carefully balanced rather than illustrative ones such as the CEFR.

Although the league table is not an integral part of the MCDA methods but rather an illustrative application, it is often seen as the most important contribution of a MCDA.

It does not diminish their particularity to say that they are illustrative rather than revelatory, reinforcing what we feel we understand rather than shedding new light or bringing new understanding.

– before producing an 81-page report (pdf) of "illustrative rather than prescriptive" recommendations.

But even if the figures are illustrative, rather than definitive, they highlight the difficulty of curbing the cross-border flow of capital in a country with such a heavy cross-border flow of goods.The capital flight identified by GFI does not pose a macroeconomic danger.

However, the point of including it is illustrative rather than dogmatic.