Sentence examples for more completely represented from inspiring English sources

Large eruptions (VEI ≥ 5) are more completely represented in the geologic record (Siebert et al. 2010) but can have 1000 year or longer recurrence intervals and are therefore under-represented in portions of eruption databases that rely on the historical record.

In pursuit of the first in vitro MV simulator that more completely represents the dynamic motion of the full valvular apparatus, this study demonstrated the successful operation of a dynamically contracting mitral annulus.

In order to more completely represent the baseline physiology and innate immune capabilities of this mosquito, cDNA libraries were created from adult, female Ar.

The goal of this study was to develop a method that would more completely represent the transcriptome in a useful format, avoiding over-representation of some of the abundant, but low-complexity non-translated transcripts.

Mr. Truman was also concerned about a magazine that so completely represented one man's vision.

Despite the dearth of material, this herbivore appeared frequently in dinosaur books until the 1990s, although what was usually represented was the much more completely known Gryposaurus, then thought to be a synonym.

The optimization results suggest that the proposed evaluation represents the impressions of participants more completely than an independent use of muscle loads.

Together, these efforts represent what many people see as Microsoft's intention to extend its influence even more completely over the Internet.

Well said & more completely explained.

He had never felt more completely alone.

The more completely crushed coal produces more CO.