Sentence examples for no longer representations from inspiring English sources

Many of these studies have been performed using long established, serum grown, immortalised cell lines that we now know are no longer representations of the original tumour.

There is no longer representation, only representation through control, fear and a form of patriarchal domination.

In practice, the sampling schemes of many genetic association studies involve various types of selection and thus the samples collected are no longer random representations of the corresponding populations.

"They just feel that they no longer want representation".

Some of the problems, he said, seemed to arise from miscommunication; others involved people who simply decided they no longer wanted representation, possibly to circumvent paying fees; and in some cases, he acknowledged, "people are probably overstepping" in signing up clients.

Thought is no longer pure representation and therefore cannot be separated from an "unthought" (i.e., the given empirical and historical truths about who we are).

In the later years, it became more hardcore, and that's when a lot of the initial artists left and went to Max's Kansas City because CBGB was no longer a representation of what they initially started there.

However, it may be argued that when a teacher assigns students to 'read a grammar book' (Item 26 in the original questionnaire) or 'do grammar exercises' (Item 40 in the original questionnaire), these activities may become compulsory and they would, thus, might no longer be real representations of autonomous behavior.

As such, the person reports no sensations related to the missing limb not because their body schema no longer contains a representation of the missing limb, but because its representation has been deactivated or inhibited and thereby rendered inaccessible to conscious (or even unconscious) experience.

It was difficult to see how, now that the Taliban no longer have diplomatic representation in Pakistan.

The family courts are inundated with litigants in person, pursuing often acrimonious divorce and custody battles, who are no longer entitled to representation by legal aid-funded lawyers following cuts made under the previous economy drive: the 2012 Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act.