Sentence examples for most strongly represented from inspiring English sources

Participants represented all six categories of membership composition listed in the NHMRC National Statement [ 11].b Ethics office staff, lay people and research representatives were the most strongly represented categories.

It is most strongly represented in the United Kingdom, Canada, and the United States.

CORRECTION: The wording here has been changed to better express where Hindus are most strongly represented.

London has the highest proportion of all other religions except Sikhism, which is most strongly represented in the West Midlands.

Seaver was not only the team's No. 1 pitcher, but he was also the player who most strongly represented the Mets.

We show, using data from Pama-Nyungan (Australian) languages, that there is broad support for the most influential theory of color term development (that most strongly represented by Berlin & Kay 1969); however, we find extensive evidence for the loss (as well as gain) of color terms.

When you come of age, you choose which nation you feel most strongly represents you.

Based on responses to 177 statements that speak to 34 positive traits that the test-taker might possess from discipline to communication the test IDs the top five strengths out of all 34 that most strongly represent the prospective employee.

OSNs and PNs mainly encode the amplitude and rate of change of their feedforward inputs, whereas PNs most strongly represent the acceleration and rate-of-change components of the odor input.

Although the R4-like Rex6/Dong elements were detected in most fish genomes and are strongly represented in the green anole, they were not found in birds/alligator, turtle, frog, or eel.

In the secretory zone, desmoplakin staining was most prominent in the SI being strongly represented at the cell cell boundaries with comparatively weak punctate staining of the SI ameloblast interface (Fig.  6M).