Sentence examples for is considered a representative from inspiring English sources

"[W]hen an author is clearly identified as an employee of LANL, then the individual is considered a representative of the US Government," Clark writes.

The question is whether, as a former player, Papadakis is considered a "representative of athletics interests," by the NCAA and is prohibited from speaking to recruits about the football team.

Västra Götalandsregionen is considered a representative area of Sweden for statistical purposes [ 19].

BaP is considered a representative PAH and in our study was highly correlated with the other 7 genotoxic PAH measured in prenatal air (r = 0.80 0.96, p = 0.001 except for dibenz[ a,h]anthracene, r = 0.53, p < 0.001).

The EDP is considered a representative sample of the population of metropolitan France with a sampling rate equivalent to 1/100 4/3655) of the population residing in metropolitan France.

As the percentage of patients at baseline using other psychiatric medications was similar between the ITT (71.0%) and PP (70.3%) populations, the PP population is considered a representative subpopulation of the ITT.

Yahoo reported that Josh Nochimson, who became a player agent after his years as a Connecticut student manager, would be considered a representative of the college's athletic interests under N.C.A.A. rules.

Most of the charges involve impermissible contact with Miles, including some by a former student manager, Josh Nochimson, who helped guide Miles to UConn despite being considered a representative of the university.

Salespeople are in close contact with customers and should be considered a representative of the customer internally.

Its diverse ethnic distribution (consisting mainly of Malays, Chinese and Indians) may be considered a representative sample of Asian populations.

Doubtless this exceptionally long time resulted from some undiagnosed server misconfiguration and should not be considered a representative characteristic.