Sentence examples for have therefore represented from inspiring English sources

We have therefore represented the input admittance again as inductive terms.

Potential markers may have therefore represented surrogate traits, overall confirming phenotypes at a molecular basis.

She's been the MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington since 1987 (and has therefore represented me in the House of Commons since I moved from Homerton, which lies in Hackney's other parliamentary seat, to Clapton in 1992).

It is important to note that concept drift may lead to situations where predictive models become invalid and have therefore to be updated to represent the actual concepts that data poses.

Amino-acid sizes reflect the relative abundance of a given amino acid in that particular position (e.g. Leu in position +1 was found in 5 out of 13 peptides and has therefore been represented as 5/13 of the size of the S/T peak).

We have therefore suggested that latency shortening may represent two predictive processes, relating to both the content and timing of the upcoming auditory signal, but that children within the age range tested here are not yet able to make content predictions.

We have therefore chosen this one schematic and unadorned, almost skeletal to represent them all in this game of chairs".

This multigenomic symbiosis is expressed at the proteomic and metabolic levels in the host and it has therefore been proposed that humans represent a vastly complex biological 'superorganism' in which part of the responsibility for host metabolic regulation is devolved to the microbial symbionts [ 4].

It has therefore been suggested that Pseudocorticium may represent an aspiculate morph of Corticium, unable to secrete spicules in an environment poor in silica, a case that has been reported for some demosponges [87].

It has therefore been suggested that POH may represent an extreme phenotype of extra-skeletal ossification at the far end of the phenotypic spectrum of GNAS-based disorders [Adegbite et al., 2008].

Thyroid cancer, and its most common type, papillary carcinoma, frequently have chromosomal rearrangements and therefore represent a good model for the understanding of mechanisms of chromosomal rearrangements in solid tumors.