Sentence examples for represent wider from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the reaction curves, although commonly drawn as narrow lines, may actually represent wider reaction zones.

I accept that a cohort of post-grad students - middle class, well educated, financially comfortable, confident in their own skins - does not necessarily represent wider society.

But to imagine that his thousands of fans don't represent wider, less assertive forces in Chinese life is out of touch.

Local issues are chosen to represent wider political discontent over the feeling that politics is not working for its people any more.

Quotes from interviews are used to represent wider themes from all data collected.

Some other attributes, such as "food security", represent wider "umbrella" concepts (or frames, see also Mooney and Scott, 2009) that cover a wide range of other (sub) attributes, such as "technological innovation", "safety" or "waste", as well as "nutrition" and "biodiversity".

Kerner uses three-phase traffic theory to describe traffic: free flow, synchronized flow, and wide moving jam (here, we use congested flow to represent wide moving jam).

The 16 species selected for the present study represent wide geographical distribution across India and belong to 5 sections and subsections (Table S1).

According to WW1 historian Dr Gerry Oram, Mrs Barron's experience represented wider fears about a breakdown in society.

An increased BC represents wider branch vessels, and a decreased branching coefficient indicates narrower branch compared with the trunk vessel.

Fifty-two (68%) of 77 B. garinii samples representing wide geographical range and associated with I. ricinus and infection of humans contributed 12 60%%) of total 20 identified IGS variants.