Sentence examples for most representative site from inspiring English sources
First, the oral mucosa was examined with direct microscopy, and the most representative site, according to colposcopic criteria, was selected.
NST01 is the most representative site at 5 cm depth for the first two methods; NST07 and NST02 are the most representative sites at 10 cm depth.
On the other hand, it can be discussed if the most representative site of the lesion was reached by the free-hand sectioning of the lesion, considering also that cutting destroys a small part of the lesion.
Thus, we used the Harvard Six Cities study (Pope et al. 2002) as BenMAP input for PM2.5 mortality; that study included the most representative sites.
Site CDW seems to be the most-representative site, while CBL and SCB are characterised by the greatest discriminating ability.
The use of the GGE biplots (graphical method) in MET-based analysis allows the most-representative sites to be identified.
This evidence from Xinjian County, Jiangxi Province, the first and most representative pilot site of the contract service, could serve as a reference for policymakers to understand the initial effects of the policy, whereby they can regulate and amend some items before extending it to the whole country.
The second architectonic phase (radiocarbon dated around 4000 B.P). is the best preserved and the most representative of the site (Fig. 2).
The larger 5 m spatial weight was most representative of broader site morphodynamics and spatial patterns while the smaller spatial weight provided volumetric changes consistent with field observations.
This allowed the science team to process several different outcrops in parallel, downselecting at each stage to ensure that the samples selected for caching were the most representative of the site.
GTS1 exhibit the putative active (most representative ligand-binding) site located in the center of the structure, which normally is another interacting polypeptide, containing several conserved but also few variable amino acids.
