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However, in the case of Vch_cass2, sequence searches (both gene and protein levels) established it to be representative of an entirely distinct family of independent single-domain proteins, represented by over 1200 homologs across a range of organisms.

They would seem to be representative of an ancestral Polynesian carving style and are the earliest sculpture from Hawaii.

In On Rumours, he is dismissive about people's ability to put information in context, worrying that on learning about an incident, "whole networks of people … take it to be representative of an entire character or life".

The dimensions of the panels were taken to be representative of an UHCA fuselage structure.

The difference indicated in the Chinese emphasis on group belonging could be representative of an expression of Chinese social values.

Moreover, the consider the observed malls to be representative of an average urban retail mall in Singapore, in terms of retail mix and number of stores hosted.

A function that presents high smoothness might not be representative of a fast-varying system.

These compounds have been shown to be representative of a novel series of calcium channel antagonists.

Because of the Memorial Day holiday these results may not be representative of a typical closure.

These cells lines were selected to be representative of a range of ovarian cancer subtypes.

These cell lines were selected to be representative of a range of endometrial cancer subtypes.