Sentence examples for most specifically represented from inspiring English sources

CCND1 most specifically represented the most common focal amplification in the breast cancer patients analysed, 12/28 (43%) (see Figure  6).

From these protein families, it was observed that the most abundant was the lipocalin family, specifically represented by different isoforms of Lopap (a prothrombin activator protein), reinforcing its relevance during envenoming.

Perhaps the most well known of those is Mr. Alam, whose Al-Fatiha is the only organization specifically representing gay Muslims in this country.

VLV is the only independent organization specifically representing the interests of viewers and listeners in these debates.

Then he tried one "last-gasp mailing" to a few agencies that specifically represent authors of historical fiction.

Eastern Ghouta — and Douma more specifically — represents one of the last rebel-held areas around the capital.

No one specifically representing patient interests appears to be testifying.

Although these data do not specifically represent third-trimester conditions, they are the only elimination rate data reported for a pregnant population and therefore appear to be the most applicable to the present analysis.

These represent the most specifically expressed genes.

More specifically, the most represented order across all plant species regardless of their 'abundance' and 'origin' were the Helotiales belonging to the Ascomycota (Fig.  2).

Although this makes attributing them to a particular species difficult, the length of the wing bones, most specifically the lengths of the two metacarpals, indicate that they represent a species of enantiornithines.