Sentence examples for To be representatives for from inspiring English sources

A philosophy PhD student explores how and why people come to be representatives for individuals whose identities and experiences are different from their own.

If two sequences overlapped they were considered to be representatives for the same gene and the cluster sequence was annotated as an enzyme of the same class as the BRENDA sequence.

From the PCA scores plot (see Figure  1, for further information on the major principal components in the PCA see Additional file 2), four case animals (three of which were treated with antibiotics) and four control animals were randomly chosen to be representatives for their respective herds.

The identified activities were then organised in categories representing different types of work-related activities, which were found to be representative for the everyday practice at the ward.

Clarke said: "It is likely to be representative for some time to come".

This example is believed to be representative for a great number of localities in the United States.

The selected test site in central Crete, Greece, is considered to be representative for the highly heterogeneous character of such landscapes.

Therefore, the observed potential variations are expected to be representative for the near-surface region, which is the location of the charge-separating junction.

The model was calibrated using load-displacement data for (111 -Si, which we show to be representative for the Berkovich indentation response of silicon.

In the Claire loop the Printed Circuit Heat Exchanger mock-up has been subjected to thermal shocks, which are considered to be representative for a recuperator.

This 6M superstructure model is considered to be representative for off-stoichiometric Ni–(Co Mn–In modulated martensite with martensitic transformation around room temperature.