Sentence examples for difference representative from inspiring English sources

"I believe strongly that one person can make a difference," Representative Carolyn McCarthy, the main sponsor of the House version of the service bill, which Mr. Obama is scheduled to sign on Tuesday, told the crowd.

Shouting and barely pausing for breath, Mr. Kucinich made a five-minute speech in two minutes, telling the crowd, "Ohio always makes the difference!" Representative Sherrod Brown of Lorain, near Cleveland, said the North American Free Trade Agreement, supported by President Bush (and in 1993 by Mr. Kerry), had been "a disaster for Ohio," which has lost 200,000 jobs in the last four years.

* = Significant difference between before and after marathon (P < 0.0001); 95% CI = 95% confidence intervals of the difference Representative DNA fragmentation is shown in Figure 3.

On the basis of the MRI image of tumors at the 9th day after intracranial injection, the tumor size in each group had some but not significant difference (representative pictures shown in the top row of Figure 5b).

"On the big issues — spending, taxes, what we do with the deficit — I just don't see much difference," said Representative Tom Cole of Oklahoma, a member of the Republican leadership, "and more importantly, I don't see an escape".

This difference, ultimately representative of the magnitude of the partial volume losses, cannot be fully compensated by phantom calibration (Table 3, post-calibration).

Each point in an A-D image records the angular difference between representative vectors and the distance between the centers of two SSEs in a protein [38].

This suggests that the tiling array produced reliable results and that the observed methylation differences are representative for the population differences at large.