Sentence examples for interest to representing from inspiring English sources

"The concern is not just that these outside jobs put demands on an MP's time, but that they shift loyalty and attention away from the public interest to representing the narrow private interests of their other employer," said Tamasin Cave of the Alliance for Lobbying Transparency.

"We felt it created a possible conflict of interest to represent both sides," he said.

In order to improve efficiency, tagging SNPs (tagSNPs) are selected in genes of interest to represent other co-related SNPs in linkage disequilibrium (LD) with the tagSNPs.

"Publishers have a responsibility to serve the public interest, to represent the full width and breadth of intellectual experience," Lynne Cheney of the American Enterprise Institute complained.

Whether he just doesn't have the energy or he's seeing the heat on Rangel, it doesn't appear Towns has the interest to represent the people any longer.

In particular, it is of great interest to represent the cell biochemistry into networks that mimic the chemical reactions taking place in the cell.

We then calculated a ratio of the mean ligand uptake per volume at this area divided by a mean ligand uptake per volume of three surrounding VOIs (Volume of interest) to represent the uptake in the surgical bed.

Item generation generally incorporates the input of a wide range of patients with the condition of interest to represent appropriate variations in severity and in population characteristics such as age or sex.

The patient has amnesia and cannot yet fully represent his interests, Dr. Fins added, "but now he's got interests to represent".

As a result, historical areas serving as electoral districts—such as provinces, states, and counties may no longer constitute genuine communities of interest to be represented.

Statistical techniques were used to allow the continuous size distribution (CSD) over the range of interest to be represented by a discrete size distribution (DSD).