Sentence examples for representative depictions from inspiring English sources

Representative depictions of flow cytometry data are provided as part of Fig. 3b.

But if you wear the hat of a reality TV show viewer – where you expect cringe, controversy and a tad of sensationalism, with editing for maximum viewing pleasure rather than a completely representative depiction – there were some insightful moments that illuminated the real tensions within Muslim communities.

a Representative depiction of CFSE stainings of allogenic effector T cells (TEFF) incubated without regulatory T cells (TREG) (left chart), with TREG from an H1/H1 carrier (middle chart) and TREG from an H1/H2 carrier (right chart).

To provide a representative depiction of the entire heterogenous cell population at the end of the differentiation protocol, all cells within the culture system, differentiated and non-differentiated alike, were counted.

Indeed, several groups have started to follow the clone-based sequencing approach at a low-resolution scale in order to capture a more representative depiction of large intraspecific variations (Kidd et al. 2008; Hurwitz et al. 2010).

A nation-wide surveillance study was conducted in Greece in order to provide a representative depiction of pneumococcal carriage in the pre-vaccination era and to evaluate potential risk factors for carriage of resistant strains in healthy preschool children attending daycare centers.

Between February and May 2004 (pre-vaccination era), the present large-scale study was conducted in Greece, through a multi-center initiative task force, in order to provide for the first time a nation-wide representative depiction of carriage of pneumococcal strains isolated from the nasopharynx of healthy preschool children, attending daycare centers and kindergartens.

India had been "virtually a Soviet satellite," during the cold war, Mr. Wilson said he told representatives, a depiction he repeated with emphasis for use in the current row.

The two felt that the videos were representative of the raced depictions of white and black women in colonial times and pop culture, respectively.

Second, the summary below the photograph on the Times Web site described general ideas about torture ("Detainees in the war on terrorism will be subjected to lies, threats and coercive force"), indicating that the photo is meant to be representative, rather than a specific depiction.

A size-dependent, dislocation-density-based finite element model of the subgrain scale representative volume element with explicit depiction of the γ γ′ morphology is developed as a building block for homogenization.