Sentence examples for means representing the from inspiring English sources

"If democracy means representing the majority," he explains, "as a symbol I think that those with the highest responsibilities should live like the majority do, not the minority".That is what he does, almost to the point of caricature.

The cohort members are Open University students, live nationwide, are well educated and of modest means, representing the next generation of adult Thais.

x EP 0.520 0.202 0.001 0.068 0.001 1 1 Treatments means represent the average values of three samples per treatment.

While vet homelessness remains a pressing concern, veterans by no means represent the majority of people living on the streets.

The map by no means represents the whole GIF community, and many names are missing, but as Scali notes, "it's a first step".

"It's absolutely disgraceful and shameful and by no means represents the city of Vancouver.... We have had an extraordinary run in the playoff, great celebration.

The variation was notable considering that the samples tested by no means represent the overall genetic variation within each taxon.

Since the items were dichotomous scores, the item means represent the proportion of respondents satisfied with each item.

Estimated marginal means represent the estimated learning gains for each class after statistically controlling for the effect of pretest scores.

This was performed in triplicate with the mean representing the average number of that biological triplicate.

Between individuals, SD was 68 ml/min on average (28% of the mean) representing the variability between the patients.