Sentence examples for reasonably representative from inspiring English sources

Analysis of representativeness indicates that the study sites are reasonably representative of their respective countries, thus allowing for in-country and between-country comparisons.

Will they recognise it as a reasonably representative body?

The results implied that their sample was reasonably representative of the nation's population.

So the votes we have seen so far are reasonably representative.

Though appointed and not elected, the council is reasonably representative of Iraq's various groups.

Yet in Democratic primaries in two large and reasonably representative Northern states — Wisconsin and Indiana — Wallace has attracted more than thirty per cent of the votes.

In this way we created a sample reasonably representative of the Chinese adult population.

This model engine was reasonably representative of a typical, single cylinder, spark ignition engine although it did not permit firing.

The bottom 40 members (by market capitalization) of the S&P 500 index provide a reasonably representative sample of the universe of older industrial firms.

While the sample size for the present work was relatively small, we have evidence that it was reasonably representative of the larger group of runners.

These patients should, therefore, be reasonably representative of all patients presenting to primary care physicians with symptoms suggestive of PD.