Sentence examples for therefore portraying from inspiring English sources

A new study is one of the first to include species dispersal abilities and competition for suitable habitat within a species temperature tolerance under the modeled climate scenarios, therefore portraying a much more accurate view of what the future will likely hold.

However, at simple telomeres or modified mating type loci the deletion of SAS2 causes dramatic loss of repression therefore portraying SAS2 as a silencing factor (Fig. 2 and [18], [19], [20], [21]).

These were also characters with whom she could readily identify and therefore portray with full conviction.

He is, therefore, portrayed as being Ashley's right-hand man.

Does this swarming scene therefore portray the threat to mental health posed by extreme physical suffering?

But he did not aim to write history in the modern sense of the term, as an analytical reconstruction of past events; his work was creative and therefore portrayed his heroes imaginatively.

Hubbard is therefore portrayed, as he put it himself, as a man who "knew exactly where I was going" from the age of three.

The masculinity, particularly the "energy and decisiveness", that characterizes Mary is therefore portrayed positively and contrasted with the "passivity and sickliness" of the feminized Ann and Henry.

She would therefore be portraying a more inherently authentic version of who she she truly is: a private person whose art speaks for itself.

"Third parties" must therefore be portrayed as illegitimate competitors in the way unions and corporations already have.

In their quest for success and fame as healers, some pastors perceive health centres to be their competitors and therefore will portray them negatively, using primarily religious arguments.