Sentence examples for representative representation from inspiring English sources
For this purpose, a random sample of nursing homes was taken, stratified for type and size of the nursing home, leading to representative representation of the population of Dutch nursing homes (table 1).
Both patient and proxy measures may be valid (that is, accurate, reproducible, correct, true, representative) representations of two people's perspectives; these perspectives can only be understood by explicitly measuring observer differences in appraisal.
All four assemblers are claimed to yield longer assemblies and more representative taxonomic representations than conventional assemblers.
Taking the o-dihydroxyphenolic compound myricetin as a representative, a schematic representation of a plausible mechanism for the synthesis of stabilized gold nanoparticles is shown in Fig. 4.
The medical investigators involved in the study were not required to be representative since the representation of the study population was ensured by the sampling of the subjects themselves.
There are less than 1 million cytosines sufficiently covered in these samples and I doubt that this allows a representative and unbiased representation of the genome-wide DNA methylation.
He said if he considered himself representative then those representations must be made in full view.
Although there are a number of variants, all mixed-member proportional systems elect some representatives by proportional representation and the remainder by a nonproportional formula.
In these states, customer service representatives have greater representation in union locals, and one of the main concerns of these employees heading into the strike was large amounts of mandatory overtime.
In gyroscopic representation, representatives "look within" to derive from their own experience conceptions of interest and principles to serve as a basis for their action.
In anticipatory representation, representatives focus on what they think their constituents will reward in the next election and not on what they promised during the campaign of the previous election.
