Sentence examples for leading represents from inspiring English sources

The third style, supervising and leading, represents the professional relationships in small companies from the metal and machine manufacturing industry.

When we examined the molecular function of the 39-gene LPA signature, cell-cell communication was the leading represented category (21%) followed by signal transduction (14%) (Figure S1F).

The maximum energy represents the leading stage for minimizing the synthesis time of nanocomposites during high energy ball milling.

The leading diagonal represents the correlations of the training models.

It quickly became one of the world's leading agencies, representing household faces like Cheryl Tiegs, Christie Brinkley and Ali MacGraw.

Cesar Vargas, managing partner of the DRM Capitol Group, one of the leading organisations representing undocumented youth, said: "Romney needs to do a serious catch-up.

There is no scientific evidence that psychiatric diagnoses such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder are valid or useful, according to the leading body representing Britain's clinical psychologists.

It turned to its collection of world leading institutions, representing internationally renowned social psychologists, human geographers and many more, to plan ground-breaking reinvention.

He is alleged to have sanctioned an operation to obtain information about Mark Lewis and Charlotte Harris, two leading solicitors representing hacking claimants.

New laws to clamp down on anti-social behaviour will "promote intolerance of youth" and damage the relationship between young people and the police, the children's commissioner and leading organisations representing young people warn today.

As the negotiators met, the leading group representing families of the victims of the Sept. 11 attacks accused House Republicans of stalling and called on President Bush to pressure lawmakers to reach an agreement before the Nov. 2 election.