Sentence examples for represent the success from inspiring English sources

Sn, Sp and AC represent the success rates of prediction on positive, negative and overall datasets respectively.

The interviews with the teachers showed that they considered the process evaluation of the drug prevention program to accurately represent the success of the program.

"The need to numerically represent the success of students has overpowered something that I consider more important - the pedagogical role of school.

The Sanusi children represent the success of this 'mop-up' exercise, which targeted roughly 2.3 million unregistered children in Nigeria – most of whom were not registered at birth.

In China, a three-year decrease in the mean age of smoking onset has been reported [ 30] and taken together with Malaysia, this may represent the success of the multinational tobacco companies which continue to focus their advertisement on the youngsters.

This situation represents the success of bank lobbying and the prevalence of flawed arguments … in the debate".

"But that reflecting light also represents the success of modern celebrity and glamour – either flashbulbs, studio lights or the sun of exotic holidays".

He represented the success of it — but also the sense that investment banking is dicey and not a completely sound business.

It was opened with the unveiling of a commemorative plaque carrying a "permanent tribute" to writers who represented "the success of Waterstone's and the quality of our literary life".

Not only did the place have that extra bathroom and a clean modern aesthetic bathed in tons of light, but it also represented the success he had always dreamed of achieving.

The number of matches represents the success of the adversary to attack the tag.