Sentence examples for representation of the sector from inspiring English sources

She was disappointed by some of the media coverage of the EMA protests, and felt it gave out the wrong impression of FE. "A lot of the coverage focused on A-level students in schools, which is just not an accurate representation of the sector".

However, it probably entails a partial representation of the sector, that is actually composed of many small family farms.

The other strength is the diverse background of the study participants which is an indication of representation of the different sectors of that particular area.

However, the comparison of the distributions of farms both within the whole sample and within the considered sub-sample shows that the latter does not provide an incomplete representation of the Italian farming sector.

Therefore, to bridge this gap, a detailed representation of the power generation sector is proposed by modeling each individual thermal power station by considering its main features (i.e. maximum power, minimum stable level, efficiency, etc)., in order to estimate the future energy balances and the trend of power prices.

In some cases, over-representation of the private sector was related to limitations in disease management and consequent worse outcomes [ 92, 94].

After his speech, Crabb - who also welcomed culture secretary John Whittingdale to the event - insisted it was very early days and said his office would be making plenty of representations on behalf of the sector.

One reason I was drawn so deeply into The Wire is the show's representation of public sector dysfunction.

To make this point clear in Figure 5 we show a color code representation of the number of economic sector attributes detected in the filtered network together with the information whether each specific attribute is over-expressed or not with respect to the heterogeneity observed in the original network.

Two hospitals were intentionally selected to ensure representation of the Muslim and estate sector Tamil populations.

Before this study was undertaken, there was a lack of information management and no systematic representation of the regional health workforce sector.