Sentence examples for represented rejection from inspiring English sources

The binary test outcome was plotted (Figure 3A and B) where 1 represented rejection (gray area) and 0 represented no rejection of null hypothesis, at a 5% confidence limit.

In the graph of the KS-test, the gray area represents rejection of the null hypothesis that the Vm-distribution before and after the spike was statistically similar to the template distribution.

The models with P < 0.05 represent rejection of the models and they are indicated in boldface.

First, it represented a rejection of the communist past.

Both ideologies represented a rejection of self-ownership and self-determination.

The Brexit vote in Labour constituencies represented a rejection of the establishment.

Manson represented this rejection of conformity in its purest form to rich people slightly embarrassed by their riches.

The Renaissance represented a rejection of constraints and an embrace of artistry that contemporary engineers would do well to emulate.

For the book's earliest readers, her independence represented a rejection of women's traditional place in Japanese society.

To a large extent, his first-place finish in the first round of the election represented a rejection of the traditional parties rather than a vigorous endorsement of his agenda.

Similarly, Macron's victory in Sunday's runoff may have largely represented a rejection of Le Pen and the National Front, with its record of racism, anti-Semitism, and apologies for Vichyism.