Sentence examples for represented perfect from inspiring English sources

Two investigators and NRT instructors (ME and FW), blinded to the health workers' identity or training status, independently assigned a score to each resuscitation episode based on review of all of the information on the observation sheet and using a 5 point scale, where 5 represented perfect resuscitation (see Appendix S3).

This represented perfect agreement for 99.6% of verified records.

All datasets represented perfect replicates by definition as they were generated in silico by sampling from a common pool.

Two of the eight probes represented perfect matches, while the others corresponded to possible mismatches at the central (13th) position of the 25 mers.

Inter-reader variability for all of the reporting tasks outlined was assessed using kappa statistics: kappa values of >0.8, 0.61 0.8 and 0.41 0.6 represented perfect, substantial and moderate agreement, respectively (Cohen, 1960; Landis and Koch, 1977; Fleiss, 1981).

Participants were shown two circles: one was labeled with the PsA or SSc health state in question and remained the same on all of the screens; the second circle represented "perfect heath".

Zero represents perfect equality, and 1 stands for perfect inequality.

A score of 0 represents perfect integration and 1 means complete segregation.

Some economists estimate that the Chinese income gap, as measured according to the Gini coefficient, is currently around 0.48, above the alert threshold of 0.4, with 0 representing perfect equality and 1 representing perfect inequality.

Rama and Sita set the ideal of conjugal love, and Rama and Lakshmana represent perfect fraternal love.

Given that 1 would represent perfect correlation, that implies most hedge-fund styles are rising and falling in near-unison.