Sentence examples for normally represents from inspiring English sources

"The out of hours banding normally represents up to 50 per cent of your pay.

This is the sound that the letter now normally represents when the vowel is long.

It was filed by the leftist opposition leader, Yossi Sarid, and the Movement for Quality in Government, but it is supported by the Israeli attorney general, who filed a highly unusual brief against the leader whom he normally represents.

Joe Rosenthal, principal lawyer with the consumer counsel office, said that the office normally represents consumers as a group in rate disputes, rather than as individuals, but that "we were happy to help".

"This is our guerrilla command for normalisation, which will explore paths toward an agreement with officers of the army, the navy, the air force and the national police," said Ivan Marquez, the rebel commander who normally represents Farc at the talks.

The design strength of the concrete or cement mortar normally represents its 28th day strength.

The pattern representations are classified into nine levels, from −4 (extremely under-represented), through 0 (normally represented) to +4 (extremely over-represented) based on the P-value and the observed/expected ratio (Supplementary Table S8).

While the former are often strongly over-represented in intergenic regions and normally represented to weakly under-represented in genes, the latter are normally represented or moderately over-represented in both genes and intergenic regions (Supplementary Tables S10 and S11).

Similarly, the over-representation of oligopurine/oligopyrimidine stretches reported by Bohlin et al. for some phyla arises from the biases at the level of dinucleotide and codon usages, as we found the oligopurine/oligopyrimidine stretches normally represented or under-represented in all phyla (Table  2 and Supplementary Table S9).

> -wrap-foot> In general, close direct repeats are normally represented or slightly over-represented in complete genomes of most prokaryotes and in the intergenic regions, and they are mostly normally represented in genes (Supplementary Tables S9 S11).

Interestingly, Treponema pallidum and Treponema paraluiscuniculi exhibit a strong over-representation of all forms of RY patterns, whereas other spirochaetes, including other species of Treponema, have RY patterns normally represented or weakly under-represented.