Sentence examples for and therefore representative from inspiring English sources
There is a real feeling after the appointments of Moores and Newell that the England team will be more fully connected with, and therefore representative of, the county game, an impression that has been confirmed by the regular appearances and positive comments of senior men such as Bell, Alastair Cook and Jimmy Anderson this spring.
Nevertheless, there is another logical fallacy lurking here, the insinuation that the terrorists are devout Muslims, and therefore representative of the ideals of Islam.
At TK, the sample analysed is a full sample and therefore representative for TK insurants.
We assumed that the individuals sampled from Alabama and Tennessee blood banks were residents of the South and therefore representative of southerners in general.
These features were selected following PCA and allometric analyses because they were associated with several other characteristics (and therefore representative) or were likely the product of selection.
Subjects were randomly selected from the ROI population and therefore representative of the community-dwelling population aged 50 years or older.
This finding suggests that the main olfactory receptors, oras and OlfCs may perform general functions required by all teleosts, and therefore representatives of all sub-families within a class have been retained to some extent.
The collections of Potamophila are from all known populations of the species and are therefore representative both genetically and geographically.
Their short arms therefore represent significant portions of the genomes and are therefore representative.
Strengths of this study are the large sample size compared to previous studies [ 3, 29] and the fact that the hospital serves as a primary birth facility and is therefore representative for women in Denmark's capital Copenhagen.
The league used to be predominantly white but is now almost exclusively Asian and is therefore representative of cricket in Lancashire which is heavily segregated.
