Sentence examples for equally representative of from inspiring English sources

As stress CORT and increase in CORT are highly correlated (due to the low levels of basal CORT, resulting in almost near-to-identical values for the two parameters) and placed on the independent PC6 representing the only prominent loadings, both might be considered equally representative of the neuroendocrine system response.

But it's equally representative of Beyoncé's famously discerning approach to her career.

The turkey was the centerpiece of the meal, but there was always an array of side dishes that were equally representative of the culinary tastes of the times.

The indicators were equally representative of compositional (21), structural (20), and functional (21) attributes of biodiversity [Conserv. Biol. 4 (1990) 355].

All values that fall together within a certain bin, or colour, are equally representative of that category.

The contents are equally representative of your loving nature: a few spare dollar bills for subway buskers, snacks for sharing and tickets for the Global Citizen Festival.

For this reason, all TMA samples of breast cancer to pleura are equally representative, independently of their location (in the periphery or in the interior of the tumor).

Theoretically, the optimal model is the simplest possible model designed on training data which shows the highest possible performance on any other equally representative set of testing data.

These data show that the two incentive conditions provide equally representative samples with the exception of urban/rural status, where the $5 incentive condition, but not the $2 condition, produced a respondent population more heavily weighted toward those living in rural areas than the population sampled.

Some classes also include large structures making the nine samples not equally representative.

The ratio of women deployed as civilians in peacekeeping operations is higher, at 30percentt, but still not equally representative.