Sentence examples for represented a pattern from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the supreme council, Nuri al-Safi, appeared on the Arab satellite channel Al Jazeera today and denounced the raids, asserting that they represented a pattern of intimidation against the political representatives of the Shiite community, which represents a majority of the population in Iraq.

Trump conceded that he might have made such comments about Rosie O'Donnell, the comedienne, with whom he has traded barbs, but he denied that those remarks represented a pattern of behavior.

Bear locations were largely spatially nonoverlapping between years, which represented a pattern of both low site and home range fidelity.

As shown in Fig. 3, the SOX15 domain represented a pattern in which the degree of coexpression was higher in ES than EB.

The basal category, with a frequency of 9.95%, represented a pattern harmonious with Bhargava et al. (10.7%) [ 20], Cheang et al. (9%) [ 26], and Tamimi et al. (10.9%) [ 18].

Cluster 11 (113 genes) and Cluster 16 (42 genes) represented a pattern of transient increase and decrease, respectively, of transcript levels at the onset of véraison and subsequently unchanged post-véraison.

The themes represented a patterned response within the data set (22).

Yet to critics the missteps represent a pattern of poor judgment.

The suit suggests that the two incidents with the children represent a pattern of racial exclusion.

There's a cynical joke among journalists that three points make a trend, because any reporter can pretend that three arbitrary anecdotes or factoids represent a pattern.

"To falsify returns once is once too many – to falsify 252 times represents a pattern of behaviour which should lead to a full review," Dorrell said.