Sentence examples for be regarded as representative from inspiring English sources
In addition, since we used age-specific VC data for each single season derived from a large database representing ~85% of the German population, VC can be regarded as representative.
The dimensions indicate that the microcephalic's cranial capacity was about 210cc, which cannot be regarded as representative of human nanocephalic dwarfism.
Individual racist incidents, or indeed a compilation of them, while upsetting and deplorable, cannot be regarded as representative of the views of the general population.
Which was all very well, said the judge presiding in the Supreme Court case, but the surveys were conducted among whites living in posh suburbs and could "by no stretch of the imagination be regarded as representative of the entire South African population", 76% of which is black.
As verified by additional simulations for a current typical summer day, they can be regarded as representative for summer in Central Europe.
Since the area covered is quite large, the evaluation is performed for many road segments and can therefore be regarded as representative measures.
A detailed genetic and antigenic characterization revealed that these 2 isolates must be regarded as representatives of a new Pestivirus species that is closely related to CSFV and can cause serious diagnostic problems in established CSFV serology.
In the final analysis, negative to moderately positive CIP2A immunoreactivity (scores 0 2) was regarded as representative of low expression, whereas strongly positive CIP2A (score 3) represented high expression.
The state's present government is regarded as representative neither by the extremists nor by activists in the All-Party Hurriyat Conference, an umbrella organisation of Kashmiri separatist groups.
The car-parts makers that were once Muncie's life blood have largely given up on it; but creating skilled manufacturing jobs at a new locomotive factory is turning out to be a hard slog.Since sociologists Robert and Helen Lynd rechristened it "Middletown" in a famous study in 1929, Muncie has been regarded as representative of the American experience.
