Sentence examples for broadly represented in from inspiring English sources
With the Nigerian population at 50 million the United States was better and more broadly represented in a Nigeria that produced almost no oil.
National reform efforts have emphasized that fostering spatial ways of thinking and problem solving are not broadly represented in contemporary curricula (National Research Council, 2006).
Sequence analysis indicated that LeHex20A belongs to glycoside hydrolase (GH) family 20, and homologues of lehex20a are broadly represented in the genomes of basidiomycetes.
Among the characters who lurk in front of Grauman's Chinese Theater and the Hard Rock Café, there is no other actor as broadly represented, in all the shades of his quirky career, as Johnny Depp.
So countries like Sweden and Denmark in which women achieve at the highest level in most professions -- and are broadly represented in political life -- are also places where women serve as ministers and adopt other leadership roles in churches.
Among the characters who lurk in front of Grauman's Chinese Theater and the Hard Rock Cafe, there is no other actor as broadly represented, in all the shades of his quirky career, as Johnny Depp.
Therefore, the reduced kAct in ischemic fibers suggests that the mechanism governing the rate of activation from non-cycling to cycling states, broadly represented as step 1 in Scheme 1, was impaired.
Although referral bias favoring transfer of good-grade patients can influence SAH mortality rates at tertiary care centers [ 24], Hunt-Hess grades in our study population were broadly represented and consistent with those found in epidemiologic studies (Table 1) [ 4– 7].
The latent constructs in these solutions broadly represented Depression and Anxiety.
GSIIB sequences are not broadly represented among eubacteria but were identified in members of the Bacteriodetes/Flavobacteria/Cytophaga, Planctomycetes, Verrucomicrobia, Actinobacteria, and the α- and γ-Proteobacteria.
From the 1950s until the 1990s the Republican Party broadly represented the centre of the political spectrum in America.
