Sentence examples for relative representing from inspiring English sources

It is measured by items that consist of adjective pairs like "sorted – unsorted" or "absolute – relative", with "sorted" and "absolute" representing simple and "unsorted" and "relative" representing sophisticated EBs.

However, harlequin-type flushing and pain of the external genitalia accompanied headache in some of her relatives, representing a quite unusual occurrence in SUNA.

The zeta-crystallin in the lenses of these relatively remote relatives represents the legacy of parallel evolutionary events, not recent common ancestry.

For many Muslim women, the religious laws that subordinate them to the authority of male relatives represent a final frontier.

In some respects, techno — and its variants and relatives — represents a kind of post-Cold War folk music, endlessly adaptable, performable by anyone.

Ichthyostega and its relatives represent forms slightly more advanced than the aquatic Eusthenopteron and appear to be near the evolutionary line leading to the first tetrapods on land.

Thus, the logic of relatives represents a generalization of traditional logic rather than a departure from it.

To appropriately interpret these changes, students need not understand details of debates over how species should be defined or over which human relatives represent chronospecies.

Indeed, crops and their wild relatives represent interesting systems from both agricultural and evolutionary points of view.

It is of note that the non-mutant HGP samples consist of direct relatives, represented by a father (AG15693) and its two daughters (AG15694, AG15695).

This report is the largest population study focused on gut microbiota composition in IBD, where relatives represented controls and differences were detectable despite common habits and genetics.