Sentence examples for more fully represent from inspiring English sources

We are still compiling our final set of judges, and a lot of conversations are ongoing, but our intent is to have a far more diverse, broad spectrum of people who can more fully represent the broader European context.

Over the years, the Wechsler model has systematically expanded the domain coverage of the FSIQ to more fully represent these clinically important constructs.

Closing gaps early by strengthening the connection between school civic education and civic participation could ensure that our electorate will more fully represent the U.S. population.

Three-dimensional networks that more fully represent the native liver anatomy will be the subject of future work if required.

Some city-specific LUR methods have used location-allocation methods to more fully represent the true spatial variation in pollution levels and to capture the range of predictor variables (Jerrett et al. 2005).

To more fully represent the genetic diversity found within the mapping populations, 8418 markers that had been excluded earlier based on their genetic redundancy (Materials and Methods) were reincorporated into the composite map.

In England particularly, rural stories and rural lives could be more fully represented in nationwide output.

FitzSimons is a board member of Ausflag, which promotes changing the flag to one that more fully represents Australia.

One individual for which body parts are more fully represented is OH 62. Arm and leg bones of OH 62 are fragmentary, but the arm is relatively long.

This paper presents additional results on secondary crack tip stress field terms, which may be of interest for more fully representing the elastic stress field results for various configurations.

Toniná's history comes into focus in the Late Classic, when its historical record is more fully represented by hieroglyphic texts.