The sample, though more representative than most student samples, might not represent the general population.
Hence direct measurements on freshly exposed rock surfaces (e.g. on core plugs) are critical and might not represent the true wettability within the sample.
Fields are based on how the National Library of Medicine (NLM) classifies the publications' journals and might not represent the specific topics of the publications.
Though she opposed Mr. Suharto, political analysts say, her beliefs and policies might not represent a radical change from the past.
One issue was his role as a columnist, and the possibility that his printed views might not represent the consensus of the conference.
David Card, an analyst with Jupiter Research, said this auction approach might not represent the way that many marketers approach television commercials.
There are those who will suggest dressage, an affair of immaculately top-hatted sideways galloping, might not represent the most fitting symbol of an Olympic sporting legacy.
Most obviously, the 20% return in this example might not represent alpha, given the opportunity cost of capital for the investment.
Moreover, the most hard-core members of each of the factions above might not represent more than a tenth of the party's primary electorate.
Some data suggest that the AID recombinant protein previously obtained in a bacterial system might not represent the true activity of AID60.
Yet the senior Afghan official cautioned that the meetings might not represent much because Mr. Agha was known to be no longer particularly close to Mullah Omar.
