Sentence examples for anchor represents from inspiring English sources

A new anchor represents a fresh start for the broadcast.

The anchor represents Christopher Columbus, patron of the Order.

Problematically, no single anchor represents a gold standard and no approach is ideal.

Thus, prospective studies and long-term follow-up is needed to further confirm whether suture anchor represents the optimal treatment for isolated old radial head dislocation.

The EQ-5D questionnaire [ 6, 7] consists of a descriptive health profile including five domains and a health thermometer (VAS) which represents a subjective, global evaluation of the respondent's health status on a vertical scale between 0 and 100, where 0 (the bottom anchor) represents the worst imaginable health state and 100 (the top anchor) represents the best imaginable health state.

The Likert scale ranges between −2 and +2, where −2 or −1 anchors represent a negative effect, +2 or +1 anchors represent a positive effect, and zero anchor represents neither a positive nor a negative effect.

-Who presents each of the news stories (anchors, reporters or correspondents, experts, citizens, etc).? -In what ways does the anchor represent the public and its need to know?

The printer business is Hewlett-Packard's financial anchor, representing 30percentt of sales, but 70percentt of the company's operating profits.

Each VAS has a 7-day recall period and consists of a 100-mm line with a left anchor representing the worst possible score (0) and the right anchor representing the best possible score (100).

A contact profile for the anchor (representing spatial proximity to the anchor for all chromosomal regions in a given resolution along the entire chromosome) is then generated from the normalized contact matrix.

Stripe anchors represent major hotspots for topoisomerase-mediated lesions, which promote chromosomal translocations and cancer.