Sentence examples for be suitably representative of from inspiring English sources

In addition to exhibiting a reduction in muscle mass, these mice should also demonstrate a loss of muscle strength, reduced levels of physical activity and increased muscle fatigue in order to be suitably representative of the clinical condition.

An additional reason for the students' overconfidence could also be that the lesions encountered during their teaching attachment were not suitably representative of the variety of presentations that had been randomly selected in our test slide shows (and could be argued are encountered in real-life).

Therefore we consider that epoch one data representing England, Wales, and Northern Ireland is nonetheless suitably representative of practice in England before reorganisation to allow valid comparison with England only data in epoch two.

Persons not adhering to the writer's aesthetic should be "suitably ashamed" of their "offences".

When asked about competition from Teledesic, Storey is suitably matter-of-fact.

Furthermore, patients must be suitably informed on the proper use of antibiotics including safe disposal.

Cool as you like, Sharapova then served out the match, Williams's last, lame return suitably representative of what had preceded it.

Indulgent, irresponsible, and wickedly immediate, the painting - suitably representative of the majority of works on view - largely ignores the continuing crisis of representation.

5.1 also shows that the control of this selection can be suitably modulated by striatal dopamine.

The voters of Luton South will doubtless be suitably reassured.

In order to minimize the chance of a beta error, trials have to be suitably 'powered'powered