Sentence examples for represented lived from inspiring English sources
However, that was not always possible, especially when the patients they represented lived at the same nursing home ward.
24 hours after transfection, light microscopic analysis showed that the morphology of the transfected cells represented living cells in all transfections containing the suicide vector pLtBid INS 2R alone or in combination with either pCMV-tat or -rev.
Current understanding of how this occurs at the neural level is based on studies of response to decontextualized emotion stimuli that may not adequately represent lived experiences.
In other words, comparisons to the National Rifle Association would only be applicable if the gun owners that the NRA claims to represent lived in, say, Greece.
Other fossil beds discovered since 1980 – some rather small and others rivalling the Burgess Shale – have also produced similar collections of fossils, and show that the types of animals they represent lived in seas all over the world.
Meaningful pictures represent living, and non-living objects.
"This museum represents living history," Mr. Clyman said.
Notes will not represent living characters, other than the monarch.
Many of them are heads of single-parent households, whose lives represent living chapters in an unending story of the pursuit of life with equal opportunities, dignity and honour.
Christie's and Sotheby's are now scarcely distinguishable from private dealers anyway: they in effect manage and represent living artists, and the Hirst auction is merely another step in cutting gallery dealers out of the loop.
She began her gallery in the early 1950's as one of a handful of New York art dealers to represent living American artists when most American collectors were buying European art.
