Sentence examples for centres represents the from inspiring English sources

The present study, involving 287 cases of PD-associated streptococcal peritonitis across 66 different PD centres, represents the largest examination to date of the frequency, predictors, treatment and clinical outcomes of this important condition.

Some believe such treatment centres represent the dismantling of the NHS, that companies will cherrypick the easier work, poach staff and leave the rest of the health service floundering.

The shape detecting centres represent the fact that a tomato-shaped thing is present, and they represent the fact that an apple-shaped thing is present.

The colour detecting centres represent the fact that a red thing is present, and the fact that a green thing is present.

Within health systems of LMIC such as Zambia, primary health centres represent the most basic type of formal health care.

A job at McDonald's, Hungry Jacks or a Westfield shopping centre represents the better end of what's on offer for working youth.

Sited on the agricultural edge of Bern, skirted by a motorway, and reached by trolleybus or footpath from the city centre, this beguiling new arts centre represents the work of Renzo Piano's Building Workshop (RPBW) at its considered, and considerable, best.

The pooled estimate is displayed as a diamond whose centre represents the estimate and tips the confidence interval.

The distance of the polar coordinates from the centre represents the mean percentage change calculated by the two algorithms.

In SYSTEM_MODEL one of the CSNTC modules (Fig.  4, centre) represents the primary motor loop and the read-out units of its cortical component directly control movements.

Trying to simplify the concept, it may be stated that the group-level residual, for each centre, represents the distance between its estimated mortality and the overall estimated mortality.