Sentence examples for notable representation from inspiring English sources

Newly hired staff members flew up from Washington, with a notable representation from the presidential campaigns of Lamar Alexander, the former governor of Tennessee, and Senator John S. McCain of Arizona.

The bauls of Birbhum, their philosophy and their songs form a notable representation of the folk culture of the district.

Although it was clear that proteins of diverse predicted functions were represented in the insoluble fraction, there was notable representation of some important functional groups.

For example, it's surely no coincidence that in the 1970s - the decade that began with the second wave of feminist uprisings - the most notable representations of female adolescence were in horror films such as The Exorcist and Carrie.

Because of her association with love and with feminine beauty, the goddess Venus has been a favourite subject in art since ancient times; notable representations include the statue known as the Venus de Milo (c. 150 bce) and Sandro Botticelli's painting The Birth of Venus (c. 1485).

The case was one of five listed on Susman Godfrey's online biography for Caforio under the heading "notable representations".

The other notable descriptive representation on the vimana is the hunting scene above the central niche on the south side, where stags are depicted running away from a hunter.

In this work, we consider an extensive analysis of amino acid usage in 208 proteomes, taking advantage of the recent significant number of available complete genomes with the notable increased representation for eukaryotes, psychrophiles and hyperthermophiles.

Tissue-specific differing GO terms included a notable under-representation of genes related to oxidative stress in the liver, while gill showed over-representation in terms related to signal cascades and the cell-cycle.

In other words, on the HA scale (0 34), there appeared a notable over-representation of scores between 5 and 10, and between 25 and 30, whereas an under-representation occurred between 10 and 15. Figure 1 shows the TPQ profiles of high and low HA offenders, ASPD offenders, and controls.

The notable under-representation of women in the ICM congresses suggests the existence of a 'glass ceiling' in the field of intensive care medicine, a specialty that, up until today, hasn't been considered as traditionally 'male'male