Sentence examples for be considered representative from inspiring English sources
be considered representative
verb
To think about seriously.
- Consider that we’ve had three major events and the year has hardly begun.
In case you missed it, I repeat:... the 20th century portion of our paleotemperature stack is not statistically robust, cannot be considered representative of global temperature changes.
Therefore, these units may be considered representative of the juvenile lower crust.
This school can be considered representative of other primary schools in Vietnam.
For these reasons, reactions (R5) and (R6) cannot be considered representative reactions in rodingite formation.
The sample of the Roma minority and the majority population can be considered representative in terms of gender.
Porcine granulocytes should not be considered representative for the human setting due to differences of elastase release and activity.
However, most data stem from series of consecutive angiograms performed in symptomatic patients and therefore cannot be considered representative.
The analysis indicates a factorially homogeneous group of items, which can be considered representative of a single dimension (hypothesis III).
Even though we report these values for completeness, they cannot be considered representative of the real network.
Therefore, their evaluation results cannot be considered representative and only five systems are presented in this article.
The sampling location next to the delivery area of the institute was influenced by local vehicle emissions and cannot be considered representative of background conditions in Helsinki.
