Sentence examples similar to representative in the situation from inspiring English sources

Thus, with a large enough sample size to achieve similar distributions (> 600 in this case), a pre-test comparing students in lecture + lab to students in lecture only in 2013 should have been representative for the situation in 2011.

It may be argued that the findings reported in this study are not representative of the situation in all districts of the country.

Similarly, the insulin secretory pattern of the selected islet preparations may not be representative of the situation in humans, where the fold increase in insulin secretion in vivo is much greater.

Since in vitro systems are only partially representative of the situation in vivo, assays must be carefully designed and executed.

On the other hand, a recent study indicated that determination of genetic polymorphisms in peripheral blood may not be representative for the situation in tumour tissue.

It should be noted that the smooth surface of the ventricular cavity in the heart phantom is not necessarily representative of the situation in vivo.

We consider that these declines in prevalence and concentration are likely to be representative of the situation in north-western India because of the wide distribution of sampling sites and scale of sampling undertaken (>4,500 carcass samples analysed in T1 – T3).

Combinations of five solid bioenergy types with six fossil energy carriers in specific conversion process types were considered which are representative for the situation in Germany (Table 4).

Even in the best case scenarios where kinetic data are available, the data have often been obtained in different labs and under in vitro conditions that are hardly ever comparable or representative of the situation in vivo.

Although the findings in this factory cannot be generalized to modern cement factories, they might be representative of the situation in numerous cement factories using older technology in Ethiopia and other countries.

Researchers from 17 different European countries contributed to our surveys, suggesting that our results are fairly representative of the situation in Europe regarding research on autism early in life.