Sentence examples for cause is represented from inspiring English sources

The Lost Cause is represented in her tiny linoleum-floored living room by a miniature Confederate flag, the kind often seen next to the cash register at Southern diners, and by a portrait -- still wrapped in plastic -- of Robert E. Lee, who led the Army of Northern Virginia in which her husband served.

Within and immediately after the postoperative hospitalisation, the most frequent cause is represented by incision and port site (Fig. 9) hernias developing respectively after open and laparoscopic surgery.

But, like in the case of [Suffragette] Christabel Pankhurst, the cause being represented is the cause of all women who are badly treated".

With so many causes being represented — from family leave legislation to gay rights to better police treatment of minorities to access to abortion — some disagreements were inevitable.

Facebook already has a popular "groups" application, and many social causes are represented as a group.

These different causes were represented by one latent factor called transient causes.

These causes were represented by one latent factor (see Figure  3).

Other causes are represented by 30.2% for medical conditions (n = 160 among which 59 cardiac affections), 10.2% for nontraumatic surgical affections and 2% for psychiatry.

When a patient sustains a complication, in any field of medicine, the cause is likely to be multifactorial and some of these interlinking causes are represented in Figure 1.

Of the 128 cases for which the pathologist could infer a single specific cause of death, there were no significant differences between control and ACA-treated mice or between control and EST-treated mice in the proportion of mice dying with any cause of death, probably because so many different causes are represented.

Third, the population of the copied base is decreased by the number of mutations to be made, and for each mutation the resulting mutated base is randomly selected to be one of the 3 other bases whose population increases by 1. Sonication: The 5% sampling bottleneck caused by sonication is represented by a hyper-geometric distribution (which describes the probability of k successes in n draws).