Sentence examples for more closely represent from inspiring English sources

She said LGBTI candidates were important because "a parliament best serves a community that they more closely represent".

However, seismic data are available only at coarse vertical resolution, more closely representing interval average rock properties, whereas well log facies data more closely represent point rock properties.

Other times it can take on a more creepily utopian tone, suggesting that should the world more closely represent the shiny libertarian enclaves of Silicon Valley, the world's problems would be solved.

The significance of this fiber-knob diversity is unclear, but it has previously been suggested that the species B1/B2 designation may more closely represent the tissue tropism, than receptor usage25,26.

A better understanding of cell biology and cell cell interactions requires three-dimensional (3-D) culture systems that more closely represent the natural structure and function of tissues in vivo.

The modified objective function includes parameters that modify the areas obtained by the shortcut based MINLP model so as to more closely represent the areas obtained by the detailed models and also includes a novel method for including the number of shells required for each exchanger duty.

This basis has the advantage being more closely representing a vibrating signal.

The situation at Los Angeles Southwest, without question, more closely represents the norm among community colleges around the country.

Will the political fissure created by the EU referendum convince voters to abandon their traditional affiliations and back a party that more closely represents their views on Brexit?

In the final experiment design, grout was inserted between the slabs, and this modification produced a target response that more closely represents that of the monolithic target.

"People were saying, 'We may have a black candidate in the race who we may like, but we also have a candidate in the race who more closely represents the issues that we care about,' " Mr. Smikle said.