Sentence examples for are practically represented from inspiring English sources

Negatives, in our case, are practically represented by everything else or more precisely all other points within the putative pockets.

For de novo sequenced BACs we demonstrated that all genes present on the clones were practically completely represented in the best MIRA assemblies.

Since the nominal expression site of OR genes, namely olfactory epithelium, is practically not represented in transcript databases, most of the expression evidence presented here originates from ectopic tissues.

Imagine that the union claims to be democratic because it has a parliament, but while a majority of your fellow citizens choose to vote for their national representatives, fewer than a third of the electorate ever bothers to vote for their supranational representatives, who are practically unreachable in Havana, and represent huge districts, with millions of constituents at a time.

Thus the forelimbs of such widely differing mammals as humans, bats, and deer are homologous; the form of construction and the number of bones in these varying limbs are practically identical, and represent adaptive modifications of the forelimb structure of their common early mammalian ancestors.

It is shown that the two rate coefficients needed to represent a cycle are practically equal.

"The options are practically limitless," said L. Steven Platt, president of the National Employment Lawyers Association, whose members represent employees.

Rivers are practically nonexistent.

They are practically unusable.

Others are practically unpronounceable.

Anchors are practically mimes.