Sentence examples for always representative from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, some studies show that the ESR is not always representative of the capacitor lifetime.

This development from the very beginning was always representative of the worst aspect of government..

This development from the very beginning was always representative of the worst aspect of government...

However, few experimental devices allow out-of-plane loading to be studied, except by using thick composite specimens which are not always representative of industrial applications.

It was found that the particle phase dynamics used in particle velocimetry measurements are not always representative of the underlying gas phase motion due to thermophoresis and insufficient drag, especially at low pressures.

Yet in many ways he was always representative of his times, certainly of his adopted city: a Roosevelt Democrat, to use the old term, who moved easily into neo-conservatism.

While there were almost always representatives from the nursing, occupational therapy and physiotherapy staff, the individuals in attendance changed for each patient, depending on which member of the therapy staff was taking the lead on that person's care, or which nurses were working in the bay in which the patient was staying.

She questioned whether the Amex price would always be representative of the much larger Nasdaq market.

"There's always doubt," Representative Henry J. Hyde, the Illinois Republican who is chairman of the committee, said of the amendment's chances of survival.

Such surveys aren't always nationally representative -- and are commissioned by companies that sell staffing services or H.R. software products -- but still provide a little snapshot of the Monday-after effect of the Big Game.

However, previous studies were small, did not always include representative samples of patients with CH, and had other methodological limitations.