Sentence examples for appropriately representative from inspiring English sources

Other concentrations stated in the studies were not recorded as it was felt that median levels were appropriately representative of "normal" conditions and maxima represent peaks in concentrations indicative of a worst-case scenario in terms of ecological effects.

To ensure construct validity and reliability, the data should be collected in a large and appropriately representative sample of the target population.

You could make the argument that such families are appropriately representative of new wave multiculturalism in America -- a country once famous for its open doors.

Some referrals and substitutions were made to ensure that the contacted sample was appropriately representative.

We believe therefore that our subject group was appropriately representative for genetic studies.

Ongoing CSN iteration, performed by an appropriately representative group, and with all modifications explicitly detailed and versioned, will thus be essential.

So let's respond appropriately: representatives of the far right don't simply use language poorly – though they often do that, too.

The current approach also fails to guarantee the accused access to a hearing, a right to review evidence against him or the right to ask questions through a lawyer or other appropriately qualified representative.

In his resignation letter to the chairman of English Heritage, Sir Laurie Magnus, Edgerton wrote: "By examining the addressees of the agenda for the next meeting, I discover that you are creating a panel of radically different character, one which I believe is neither appropriately expert or representative.

Some allowance can be made by averaging the 15-min arrival flows appropriately to give representative arrival rates for each phase calculation.

This indicates that a limited number (two in the present study) of cores was sufficient when areas in the donor blocks were appropriately delineated and representative of tumours.