Sentence examples for considered representatives from inspiring English sources

One way to approach this topic is the study of isolates from similar environments that have space-time continuity, so that the cells represented by the isolated strains can be considered representatives of the same population sampled at different times and locations.

The council has 12 to 14 members, half of whom are considered representatives of the securities industry.

The hostesses are considered representatives of the university, which would mean they could not recruit players off campus.

The other directors are evenly split, with a dozen considered representatives of the securities industry and the other dozen considered "public members".

Our results indicate that the relaxation curves can be considered representatives of the whole system for volumes above a representative volume with dimensions of some cubic millimeters.

Since most street gangs were already divided into cliques, like political parties, they were required to choose members who would be considered representatives, and who would liaison between high-ranking officials.

In large populations, the number is considered representative.

In western North Carolina, for example, no one considered Representative Charles H. Taylor vulnerable earlier this year.

Dragons have been variously considered representative of good and of evil throughout history.

Moreover, the relatively high performance of the Chicago program was not considered representative of the wide range of public preschools.

Scattered, isolated pixels were considered representative of exurban development.