Sentence examples for principally represent from inspiring English sources

Though Buddhist icons are known, these images principally represent Hindu deities including Vishnu, his incarnation Krishna, Shiva, and a combined Shiva-Vishnu figure called Harihara.

As it is commonly assumed that cases in the elderly principally represent the continuing chronic course of early onset illness, there has been little research into the clinical characteristics, including comorbid psychiatric and physical conditions, which may be specific to older people.

In April, the Financial Policy Committee, which monitors risks to financial stability, warned: "The recent rapid growth in consumer credit could principally represent a risk to lenders if accompanied by weaker underwriting standards".

According to our results, DDC mRNA expression may constitute a potential prognostic biomarker in tongue and/or larynx SCCs, which principally represent the overwhelming majority of HNSCC cases.

The mainstream anti-abortion movement, principally represented by Operation Rescue, says it wants nothing to do with men such as Horsely and Roeder.

It's rich material for satire, initially poking equal fun at the smugness of new parents, the ostentatious liberalism of reigning hipsters, principally represented by a brilliant Adam Driver, and the desperation of their predecessors as they rage against the dying of the light.

Differential diagnoses among elderly patients were principally represented by infections outside the CNS, mainly in the urinary and respiratory tracts, and by seizures and strokes.

The phosphodiesters are principally represented by PL, whose important role is due to their bioactive functions and capacity to emulsify fat globules in the whole milk.

Antibodies were principally represented by AbTPO (or AbM in older tests prior to the identification of TPO as the specific thyroid microsomal antigen) alone or associated with AbTG (79% of cases).

At the moment, crayfish production is somewhat limited, with a production of 4.1 tons in 2009, which was principally represented by the red swamp crayfish (Procambarus clarkii) (AA.VV 2011).

Here they are principally represented by what is considered to be a bipolar species, Limacina helicina (Phipps 1774) (Figure 1a).