Sentence examples for a fact represented from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the precariousness of health services within the scope of the Brazilian Primary Health Care is a fact, represented by the accumulation of work, uncertain work contracts, insecurity and/or job instability, lack of plans for positions and salaries, and difficulty in exercising labor rights [ 8, 25, 34].

Moreover, the fact that the two-tailed significance is so high and the μ eA of 88.97 is so close to μ A 89.82 might imply that Sample A in fact represents accurately the population of announcements and transactions.

The 6th century, in fact, represented a decline of Yamato power both at home and abroad.

Ms. Napolitano said that her remark had been taken out of context and that the attempted attack in fact represented a failure of the security system.

This theoretical zero point is in fact represented by a commissure with a thickness of approximately 2 mm in any axis (rostrocaudal, dorsoventral and mediolateral axes) and, thus, this thickness contributes to some surgical constraints.

This mild-sounding opinion in fact represented an explosive change in policy.

It is argued that such an approach in fact represents a closure model for the original system and some of its key properties are investigated.

Accordingly, we propose that what appears to reflect a motor deficit in fact represents a multisystem failure, dominated by a cognitive decline.

The chancellor's announcement of billions more for education was largely a reannouncement and in fact represents a slowdown in education spending in the coming years, the respected thinktank said.

Ultrastructural analyses cannot ascertain whether the presence of autophagosomes reflect a cause of injury or, in fact, represent a targeted response to injury.

Doing such evaluation on an individual basis could in fact represent an important step forward in individualized risk prediction, drug testing, and therapy.