Sentence examples for representative of the coverage from inspiring English sources
Let's unpack this rhetoric, since it's wholly representative of the coverage that conservative media has given the shutdown.
Because of the priority we have given the MesoWest data over that from MADIS, the data we show in Fig. 1, Fig. 2 and Table 1 is not representative of the coverage from these providers, particularly the relative number of stations from each.
These quotations are representative of the coverage of the spokespeople found.
If the 90% and 70% (in K562 and Gm12878, respectively) coverage of clusters observed in promoters of active genes is representative of the coverage of regulatory elements in general, one would expect the percentage of H3K4me1 regions containing transcription factors to be much larger than the observed 50%.
In their thematic heterogeneity, they are representative for the coverage of the annual workshops.
Foremost is that the eye-popping numbers cited by Obamacare opponents aren't representative of the prices for coverage overall, but usually apply to a single product sold by a single insurer, not the entire market.
When a Times reporter showed up for the lecture, a representative of the society welcomed the coverage.
At higher pressures, H2O adsorption extended to coverages representative of the monolayer over γ-Al2O3, the heats of adsorption measured at these high coverages corresponded to water condensation.
The Swiss Spinal Cord Injury SwiSCI Cohort Studydy serves as an ideal platform for estimating the burden of TSCI and identifying areas for prevention purposes, with results generalizable to other epidemiologically similar regions as data coverage is representative of the entire population, and is available by demographic and characteristics specific to spinal cord injuries (SCIs).
However, the sample of mothers interviewed may be representative of the urban population since the immunisation coverage is more than 90% in urban areas [ 4, 20].
21 23 The CPRD has also been shown to be demographically representative of the UK population, with a national coverage of 6.4% of the population in England, 5.1% in Wales, 2.8% in Scotland and 5.8% in Northern Ireland.
