Sentence examples for represent the stage from inspiring English sources
In the oral tradition of epic poetry, they represent the stage that followed that of the aoidoi, or bards, who created poems on traditional epic subjects each time they performed.
In our case the muscle weakness and elevated CPK was detected during the stage of the rash and arthralgia, which may represent the stage of production of antibodies and the formation of immune complexes [ 1].
A Simon's design is usually indexed by four numbers that represent the stage 1 sample size (n1), stage 1 critical value (r1), final sample size (n t ) and final critical value (r t ).
NM situations are classified according to Table three in Say, Souza and Pattinson paper [ 6], are more specific and often represent the stage that immediately precedes maternal death [ 6].
The level of activity in the cell assembly would thus represent the "stage" of an intention/decision, and the specific action perception circuit activated and its cortical distribution contain the information about the "content" of the action or perceptual decision.
Interestingly, a recent analysis of Wilms' tumour cancer stem cells (CSCs) has shown that these cells dedifferentiate to an early developmental stage to form the bulk of the tumour (Shukrun et al., 2014), indicating that the histology (and by extension the expression pattern) of a Wilms' tumour does not necessarily represent the stage of origin of the tumour.
Or, these images could represent the stages of this animal plunging into hell.
Its three sections represent the stages one must pass through to nirvana.
The trunk and intermediate branches of the metaphorical tree of science represent the stages of maturation of the young scientist.
The seven steps or levels in the ofrenda are traditional and represent the stages the soul must pass through before finally getting to rest.
Even Snow White is sweet and all, but would be pretty boring without her seven pals (who, fun fact, are rumored to represent the stages of cocaine addiction).
