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Moreover, the methodology presented here focuses on monetary valuation and thus only represents one aspect of the assessment of sustainable business practices, as ecological and societal aspects are not considered here.

Ba Odah only represents one aspect of the Obama administration's acrimonious internal struggles over closing Guantánamo Bay.

One theory suggests that there's a hint of finality about the super-deluxe box set, that it not only represents one last, grandiose attempt to sell physical product in a download world, but something one magazine called The End of History, ransacking the store of heritage rock material so thoroughly that there's nothing left to release in the future.

Called Stride, Atlassian launched it in September, but that really only represents one of Atlassian's multi-pronged approach to collaboration layers.

Of course this only represents one phase of the cleanup.

But she only represents one tentacle of what might be the most dangerously corruptible family in modern American history.

The analysis was based on a part of the signal only, representing one whole rotation of the gear (of a pinion with a crack), which took 50 ms.

Second, miRNAs likely only represent one of several mechanisms operative in amplitude modulation; direct consequences of miRNA loss on target mRNA amplitudes might thus be partially masked by secondary effects occurring in the Dicer knockouts.

While minority turnout hit a record high, it only represented one quarter of the total electorate.

I take no sides or pleasure in this action; I only represent one individual, my 10-year-old, Ryan.

"Unless you're Colonel Parker and you only represent one client, Elvis Presley, Ron Meyerr, of Universal, says, "there's always the potential for conflict".