Sentence examples for regarded as representing from inspiring English sources
ICC values > 0.4, > 0.6, > 0.8, and > 0.9 were regarded as representing moderate, good, very good, and excellent reproducibility, respectively.
"He should not be regarded as representing UK national interests".
The 70s are widely regarded as representing a modern-day nadir.
In Fame, Fashion and Style: the Italian star system, the sociologist Stephen Gundle noted that foreign stars are regarded as representing the extraordinary, the fantastic.
Otto von Bismarck himself, the imperial chancellor during 1871 90, was of Junker stock and at first was regarded as representing its interests.
All communities agree that the authority to initiate belongs only to a qualified spiritual guide (guru), usually a Brahman, who has previously received the special guru-diksha (initiation as a teacher) and is often regarded as representing God himself.
In light of the potential for children to ingest such large amounts of soil, an assessment was made of the possibility for soil pica episodes to result in acute intoxication from contaminant concentrations the EPA regards as representing conservative screening values (i.e., EPA soil screening levels and EPA Region III risk-based concentrations for residential soils).
Then follows the crucial question: Can we select one amongst these perceptual variants that should be regarded as veridically representing the color of the object (where this would mean that the other variants are representing the object's color erroneously)?
Whereas arterial cells are mature and fully differentiated, their venous counterparts have been regarded as immature, representing a juvenile phenotype with a high degree of plasticity.
If their boundaries are equal or quite similar, we regard these multiple observations as representing the same conversion event.
These strategies were chosen because they are implemented in instruments measuring similar constructs and the authors regarded them as representing clinically plausible mechanisms.
