Sentence examples for representative of terms from inspiring English sources

Of course, Quine might be wrong about taking the case of theoretic terms in science to be representative of terms in human psychology generally.

Revigo was used to reduce the GO term redundancy to give a representative subset of terms (Supek et al., 2011 ).

To cut down on redundancy, GO terms were summarized into a more representative subset of terms using the web-based clustering tool REVIGO [ 51].

Modeled alveolar lung surface concentrations (micrograms per square centimeter) were then used to estimate bounding in vitro NM solution concentrations (micrograms per milliliter) representative of short-term (24-hr) and long-term (full occupational lifetime of 45 years) exposure scenarios.

It must also be remembered that a 15-year trend is still too short to be considered as representative of longer-term global temperature trends, and also too short to be meaningfully compared with climate simulations".

And, sometimes, a slump in profitability may not be representative of long-term potential.

Our assumption: that a single loss may not be representative of long-term performance.

Central tendency concentrations, however, are still likely to be representative of longer-term average exposure levels for the general population.

We did not assess whether this type of measurement is representative of long-term personal exposure and are unaware of any study that has evaluated this.

It is assumed that the four-week window assessment period is representative of long-term individual pattern of use of these substances.

The air pollution measures linked to residence at time of study enrollment were chosen as generally representative of long-term air pollution exposure.