Sentence examples for may represent rather from inspiring English sources
While this feat may represent rather a lot of small steps for mankind (after all, 42,195 metres make up a marathon), 26.2 miles of giant leaps have already been taken by a woman – back in 2007, Nasa astronaut Sunita Williams ran the Boston marathon on a treadmill up on the ISS.
The role of insulin/Igf signaling in mediating body response to nutrients, and the fact that IIS is reduced by calorie restriction protocols, provided full rationale to these observations, that brought to the notion that aging may represent, rather than the uncontrolled catastrophe of the body, the product of a genetically coded programme.
A limiting factor is that the selected species may represent exceptions rather than representatives of the rule.
After all, Amazon deliberately omits free Kindle books from its top 250 selling books that it uses to create the heatmap ranking, presumably for the very reason that a free book requires little engagement by the reader and may represent noise rather than signal.
It has been speculated that the contralateral changes may represent rostral rather than caudal control systems [49].
Thus, this analysis may represent a rather stringent test of the association between maternal depression and child height.
The appearance of clade F in Oregon, as well as the clade C isolate in Colorado, may represent introduced, rather than endogenous, virus.
We suspect that the volatile, organic compounds considered in the current study may represent a rather general group of molecules whose surface behavior is unique to that of conventional, non-volatile, or even many volatile, surfactants.
This may represent a rather restrictive approach.
Nevertheless, we acknowledge that this value may represent a rather artificial boundary with viruses.
Additionally, considering the five year gaps between measurements, apparently persistent symptom patterns may represent recurring rather than persistent experiences.
