Sentence examples for be a true representation from inspiring English sources

How can something be a true representation when part of it is being manufactured?

A potential bias in the assessment of collaboration is that the author's affiliation in the ECR book of abstracts may not be a true representation of the country in which the majority of the project was performed.

The results for females may not be a true representation of the difference as the sample set is very small, but overall the difference in WERs seems to be large enough for investigation into the possible causes.

Do you have an idea or project that can be a true representation of the LGBT community?

Koko the famed sign language-strained gorilla, on the other hand, painted what she dubbed a bird, only to disappoint critics who noted that her picture had far many wings to be a true representation of an avian.

Also since no EPO-induced STAT5 activation was observed in any of the investigated cases, the MEP fraction as defined by CD34+/CD38+/CD45RA−/CD123− might not be a true representation of the erythroid progenitor compartment in AML.

I ask him whether it is important that the animation is a true representation of us.

"Old River is a true representation of a confrontation with nature," he went on.

DJing might conceivably be the only profession that is a true representation of current social norms.

He feels that it is a true representation of what he went through.

However, this available collection is a true representation of Muawia professional career of about 50 years.