Sentence examples for all represents from inspiring English sources

Our work supports that of Caterine et al. [1] who suggest that the ALL represents a capsular thickening similar to the glenohumeral ligaments seen in the shoulder.

BCR ABL1-positive ALL represents the most frequent and prognostically unfavoraBCR ABL1-positiveL in ALLlts.

This all represents a problem.

It all represents slavery & the Civil War.

That all represents activity removed from the global economy.

It all represents, for purists and fans alike, something of a slippery slope.

T-ALL represents 15% of childhood and 25% of adult ALL.

Specifically, although T-cell ALL (T-ALL) represents only 10 15% of all pediatric ALL, it constitutes up to 48% of high-risk patients.

As ETP-ALL represents a subgroup of early T-ALL we particularly focused on this cohort and identified 178 adult patients enrolled in the German Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Multicenter studies (05/93 07/03).

The curve for 'all' represents all eruptive hazards as per Fig. 4. Gas and quiescent gas emissions are typically a proximal hazard (Table 4, Figs. 3, 4) with the greatest distances to the volcano recorded when gas emission occurred from a satellite vent.

The movement from Trilling to Trill -- "shit popping," "crackalating," and all -- represents a remarkable transition within the tradition that Lionel Trilling was writing about.