Sentence examples for regarded to represent from inspiring English sources

These individuals cannot be regarded to represent science in Korea.

His art was a tumult of outputs and influences, but well enough regarded to represent Germany (along with the work of Candida Höfer) at the last Venice Biennale.

The obtained misfit kernels of V p and V s were regarded to represent the data coverage of V p and V s, respectively.

The variable of country of the subject children was regarded to represent socio-cultural variance of the subjects.

P < 0.05 was regarded to represent statistical significance.

All other problems were not regarded to represent substantial barriers to recruitment.

The fourth question, not feeling rested after sleep, was regarded to represents a more qualitative aspect of non-restorative sleep and was introduced separately in the analyses as feeling rested.

Therefore such words with high occurrences are regarded to be represented in the EST data set due to DNA repeats.

All respondents had senior positions within their organisations and are regarded to be key informants [ 17] representing the Kenyan health sector.

"She's a pioneer with regard to representing older women," Diane Keaton said over lunch at the Beverly Hills Hotel.

Despite Mega Man 4 receiving positive critical reviews during its early 1990s release, the game is widely regarded today to represent a downward shift from the quality of the first three games in the series.