Sentence examples for concluded to represent from inspiring English sources
On the basis of morphological traits and historical records, two old Swedish trees were concluded to represent 'Pendula Nova'.
Introduction of a single linear misfit compensating defect is concluded to represent the most useful definition of the transition between fully and partly coherent interfaces.
After iteration, the selected components may be concluded to represent coherent structures, and the residue represents incoherent structures in the signal.
Our data on 8- to 11-mer microsatellites was concluded to represent mutational profiles in the quasi-exponential stage.
These created a heterogeneous appearance on MRI and, after re-review of the authors' previous case with macrosection, were concluded to represent marrow inclusions.
While in darkness no overlap could be detected, we found 20 genes to be upregulated in all three mutants in light, which are concluded to represent genes negatively influenced by the BLR1/BLR2 complex via ENV1 in light.
I believe Richardson got it right when he concluded, "To effectively represent the interests of citizens, and protect our nation's role as a global leader, a new generation of policymakers and politicians must put the death penalty to rest once and for all".
On the basis of its very high background levels, at the end of the learning phase, CD36 was concluded not to represent a valuable marker for MRD.
It concluded that discrimination "continues to represent a major barrier to economic self-sufficiency for those at the low end of the labor market hierarchy".
"Since the fall of the wall and the end of the Great Divide," he concludes, "Berlin has come to represent humanity's aspirations for a new beginning, tempered by caution deriving from the traumas of the recent past".
The concern of the Chamber is that, based on the medical reports, there is a real danger that this trial might either last for an unreasonably long time or, worse yet, might not be concluded, should the accused continue to represent himself without the assistance of counsel.
