Sentence examples for representing a great from inspiring English sources

Fauna is as varied as the plant life, with animals representing a great variety of European and North African species.

It was completed in 1911, but Reynolds-Stephens's interest in empire and in representing a great Britain in a historical sculptural form is absolutely in tune with the rest of the exhibition.

Microsoft's Windows 2000 had been delayed for years, representing a great window of opportunity for Schmidt.

Clearly, judging from the Mexican experience, incentives in the form of formal trade agreements have not succeeded in encouraging local entrepreneurs to take risks or even attempt to tackle the Asian TPP markets lauded by the Mexican government as representing a great opportunity given the rapid economic growth in that region.

Using each bin as a marker, a genetic linkage map based on recombination frequency was constructed, which was 1,625.5 cM in length, approximately 1.0 cM per bin, corresponding to 230 kb (Table S2), representing a great increase in marker density compared to 8.7 cM between adjacent markers in the RFLP/SSR map [16] and 2.4 cM/bin in the SFP map [9].

The recent Ae. tauschii genetic map contained 7,185 SNP markers, representing a great resource for the D genome.

In turn, we've collected a lot more material, representing a greater diversity of animals, than we did last year.

§Scores range from 0 to 100, with a higher score representing a greater degree of symptoms.

This reflects relatively fewer profiles representing a greater proportion of contemporary isolates.

Total scores range from 0 to 20, with higher scores representing a greater impact of fatigue.

Responses were graded 1 to 5, with higher values representing a greater degree of satisfaction.