Sentence examples for be representative for future from inspiring English sources
In light of official aims to increase the usage of public transport, the sample used in this study might not be representative for future users.
In so far, this scenario makes very favourable assumption for the battery and is taken to be representative for future developments.
Importantly though, eruptive histories for individual volcanoes can suffer from a lack of observations and thus might not be representative for all future eruption scenarios.
The study population, however, had been chosen to be representative for a future that employees will face more and more frequently: increasing pace of changes, shorter status quo time, "project work" and other challenges that were new to knowledge workers.
The TPG measured in this condition will most likely be representative for the future since prosthetic-related factors, such as EOA, hemodynamic profile and surgeon-related factors such as suturing technique and sizing which may play a role in creating a TPG are already defined at that point.
We are confident that raters who have participated in this study are representative for the future users of the COSMIN Checklist, since the number of years of experiences in research varied widely.
In his video, Maravilla said that he hopes McDonald's never takes the poster down but he told USA Today that it would be "a dream come true" if the company asked the two of them to be "representative models" for future advertisements.
The accuracies of GEBVs reported in this study are representative for the prediction of GEBVs of future generations, in that fathers with offspring in training were not used for validation.
Furthermore, future studies may incorporate additional parrot species to elucidate whether the performance of keas is representative for parrots.
Whether these scenarios are representative enough for future climate change is a question that needs addressing.
